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  1. 12th Jan 2007 14:42 #1
    Dougmeister
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    Got a new camcorder. Old camcorder method was to play it through my ReplayTV, which created DVD-compliant MPEGs, then used VideoReDo to cut out small portions at beginning/end of each tape, bad fades, etc. Burned to DVD using ULead DVD Studio 3.0, added a few chapters, chose the picture I wanted for the thumbnail, etc. Nothing fancy.

    I am not interested (yet) in video editing, fades, etc.

    I just want something to put the AVI files that my Panasonic PV-GS250 creates onto a DVD in a decent format.

    Will Sony Vegas Movie Studio be a good choice? The full blown Vegas 7.0 would be more than I'm looking for, I think.

    ULead has several new versions out. Would that be better?

    Thanks.
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    I've never used it, but ConvertxToDVD sounds like it will do what you want, is regularly recommended and is much cheaper than Vegas Movie Studio.
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    ULead has several new versions out.
    Try them, they have free trials.
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