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  1. 6th Sep 2005 04:44 #1
    mn072065
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    Some help please. What's the easiest program to use to reauthor a home DVD and create menu's with motion, plus have lots of templates. Is there such a program. Thanks to all. This place is the only place I can find true answers. Thank you all for always helping.
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    Try Ulead DVD MovieFactory 4.0.It's easy to use and have lot of templates covering many categories.If you want to create professional looking menu's than try Ulead DVD WorkShop 2.0.
    But i think Ulead DVD MovieFactory 4.0 is good for you and it's not that much expensive.
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    thank you so much
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  4. 6th Sep 2005 13:17 #4
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    As mentioned, DVDWS2 can make very professional menus, and without a complex user interface (very easy to use!).

    Has lots of templates too, but your best work will always be original content.
    Want my help? Ask here! (not via PM!)
    FAQs: Best Blank Discs • Best TBCs • Best VCRs for capture • Restore VHS
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  5. 22nd Sep 2005 11:10 #5
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    Does anyone know whick of these have more templates. Unlead My DVD Workshop or Dvit 6 Pro. I have the demo on Unlead MYDVD but do not have the demo on DVDIT 6.0. Glady appreciate any opinion. Thanks
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    I have never used it, but you might want to check out DVD Menu Studio from the folks at DVD-Lab. Look at
    http://www.mediachance.com/dvdmenu/index.html
    It's much cheaper than the other options mentioned.
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    DVD-Lab works great as well.
    Quality is my policy.
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