Top new features:
Slideshow Editor
Build and arrange slide shows with ease. Define shows as browsable or autoplay with optional narration or music. Set slide durations, add transitions, and apply pan-and-zoom effects.
Flowchart
Define and view your DVD's navigation by using a visual flowchart representation of all points and links
Updated user interface with workspace panels that dock and group
Organize your desktop quickly with workspace panels that dock and group. Move divider lines between panels to adjust your layout quickly, with no need to resize multiple windows.
Adobe Bridge
Browse, organize, and preview content files, and then drag and drop what you need right from Adobe Bridge. Search by or edit XMP metadata such as keywords, language, and format.
Automated chapter menus
Create multipage menus automatically from chapters or slide shows in your project.
Chapter Playlists
Use Chapter Playlists to create different play orders without duplicating content. The disc space saved can enable the use of lower compression for higher quality video.
Royalty-free templates and menu art
Jump-start DVD menu creation using the many royalty-free templates, motion menus, and other included artwork files.
Multiple clips on a timeline
Save time with easy assembly of multiple video clips on a timeline. There's no need for a separate video editing application to achieve seamless playback of multiple clips.
XMP metadata support
Use XMP metadata to quickly identify assets or automate tasks. View and edit XMP metadata from within the project panel in Encore DVD, or use metadata keywords to search for files in Adobe Bridge.
DTS audio support
Increase your audio format options with support for DTS audio.
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Now who need stupid Sonic Scenarist?
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You missed the transitions between the menus.
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No mention of supporting more of the DVD spec, such as Half D1 (352x480), 352x240, and other various things. How crappy.
I guess I'll download the demo and see what it does, but I don't have my hopes up.
EDIT: No demo. Stupid AdobeWant my help? Ask here! (not via PM!)
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This should be interesting....I have 1.5 of Encore, i'll have to see if its worth upgrading.
I have a feeling though that current users of Encore will have to shell out more money to upgrade to 2.0
VTMI have the staff of power, now it's up to me to use it to its full potential to command my life and be successful. -
well 1.5 sucked. Talk about errors. It wouldnt even take videos run through DGPulldown. I Hope 2.0 is way better.
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Originally Posted by lordsmurf
HDDVD2,
Encore 2.0 is very stable and I have been using it for some time and haven't seen an error message yet. The best thing about Encore is IMO its UI. Much, much better. -
OK, I'm glad but why no multiangle yet?.
Mr. Adobe: If you release an upgrade make it seriously.
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Hi,
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"No mention of supporting more of the DVD spec, such as Half D1 (352x480), 352x240, and other various things. How crappy. "
The Encore DVD 2.0 DOESN'T support half d1 mpeg!
Alessandro, Italy
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