DVDit Pro 6.0 error

[eclesio]

Hello guys I will explain it.
My friend gave me this program. And Nowadays I was watching and Reading for programs to author DVD's. When I remembered of the program that my friend Gave it to me long time ago. I tried and it is awesome. But when i tried to create the DVD, it gave me this error: stream type mismatch -19023. And I surf on the net to know how to fix it and I read that it can fix if download and install the 6.1 version. But I dont find it in anywhere. And it is a free upgraded for what I read. So anyone have it and can give it to me??? I really loved this program I don't want to abdicate

[smrpix]

Unless someone has a private copy -- forget about it. That software is seven years old, was always iffy, and the company has been sold several times.
You'll be happier re-starting with something better (and free) such as AVStoDVD.

[eclesio]

Damn I really enojyed this program I didn't want to abdicate it

[Brainiac]

I have version 6_4 but abandoned using it years ago. Like smrpix stated, it was iffy at best. I have since moved on to more stable software that remains supported (with the exception of Encore). The company even had the audacity to ask users to pay to update to the latest version! A point version update no less!

Brainiac

[roma_turok]

Try free DVDStyler

[eclesio]

Didn't know that existed the 6.4 version. Ya I read that 6.3 version you need to pay. Not like 6.1
I have already DVDstyler it is really good for a free program. But I wanted more, I mean I want to make more-like professional menus.

[lordsmurf]

DVDit! 2.5 was pretty decent, but everything after it was terrible.
DVDit 6 isn't worth the trouble.
If you want to use quality software, find a copy of Ulead DVD Workshop 2.

[Brainiac]

By the way, what is your operating system?

Brainiac

[DB83]

....... But I wanted more, I mean I want to make more-like professional menus.

The number of times I read this.

Menus are, IMHO, the scourge of the dvd age. The most effective are the simplest. Why confuse your user with the fancy stuff ?

I'll echo what LS said and one of the finest pro-consumer products ever made was Ulead DVD Workshop 2. It's only weakness, as far as I could tell, is that it could not do 16:9 menus. Yet its menus were still quite simple. The versions of Ulead DVD Factory (or whatever it was called) created impressive-looking menus but most were overkill.

The pros do not, BTW, use such programs to create their 'impressive-looking' menus. They are a combination of previously prepared animations and basic links. DVDlabpro could probably be persuaded to do that.