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  1. 5th Aug 2005 21:22 #1
    Tiger123
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    Hi,
    i'm a newbie and I"m just starting to learn all this......but I want to know if there are any programs that makes it very easy to create dvd menus .... what would you recommend? how about if I want to make complex professional looking dvd menus, what program does that? thx
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    TDA is perfect for newbies.
    You can graduate to Ulead DVDWS 2 later on.
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    I like the flexibility and stability of DVD-lab Pro. It's one of the few authoring programs (that I've come across) that allows me to customize just about anything. Even for a newbie like me, the interface was manageable and appealing.
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    DVD Lab by far is #1 imo! ......very flexible, but it takes some time to learn. If you want TOTAL control over your menus and you're a good learner then DVD Lab is the way to go. If you like the simplexity of templates and pre-made navigation buttons and stuff like that then you'll probably want to go with TDA, Movie Factory, etc. I suggest that you try them all out little by little and see what one is right for you.


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    Originally Posted by lordsmurf
    TDA is perfect for newbies.
    You can graduate to Ulead DVDWS 2 later on.
    What he said.
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