Does anyone have more info or have this program for download?

[Milardo]

Hi, does anyone have more info or have this program for download?

http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Products/BusinessProducts/ProfessionalDVD/Acces...DVDesigner+%AE

[Relayerman]

That's got to be very old software as the specs call for Windows 95/98 or NT! Only 32mb required and 8-bit color or higher. I don't think anyone in this day an age would want this software, but maybe I'm mistaken. Its not authoring software. It just produces a ADL list which can be used as input to authoring systems. Personally, I've never heard of that before, but maybe its still used today by professionals.

[Noahtuck]

That's got to be very old software as the specs call for Windows 95/98 or NT! Only 32mb required and 8-bit color or higher.

I doubt they would have made a webpage in 2008 for some old out of date software.
That could just be the minimum requirements, i could be wrong but it seem's kind of funny to build a page this year for something old and ancient.

[videopoo]

I wrote them years ago for that and never received a reply.

[handyguy]

Search web for : download DVDesigner & see what you get.

[Relayerman]

This is the quote from the site for RECOMMENDED installation:

The following PC configuration is recommended:

Windows 95/98 or NT4.0 operating systems
Intel® Pentium® 100 MHz comparable or faster
32 MB of memory (RAM), 16 MB free
1 MB of Video memory
8-bit color display or better
15 MB of available hard disk drive space


Trust me, its old software. It may still work well, but its old.

[Milardo]

I've tried searching for it and contacting pioneer but not much out of that.

[ßsimian]

it was $500 in 1997 when it was announced and i don't think there was ever a commercial release. probably vaporware.

http://209.85.215.104/search?q=cache:C7mVz_5SnzoJ:findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0EIN...lnk&cd=1&gl=us

[dadrab]

I doubt they would have made a webpage in 2008 for some old out of date software.
That could just be the minimum requirements, i could be wrong but it seem's kind of funny to build a page this year for something old and ancient.

The copyright date shown at the bottom of that page is just a function of the way the webspace was set up - as in "date auto roll." It probably has nothing to do with when the page was put up.