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Photoshop and DVD authoring
Does anyone know of a program for DVD authoring that can accept layers from Photoshop?
I am sick of not having any creative control over my DVD menu pages when I author a DVD. I have used Intervideo WinDVD, but that program doesn't afford for any kind of creativity or changes. I have heard of authoring programs that accept layers from Photoshop for use as menus or buttons on a DVD menu. Does anyone know which programs do this? Thanks for the help. Gerberdude |
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try TMPGEnc DVD Author
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Apart from Scen I don't know, but try DVDLab as well. RJ
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Dang that Scenarist looks expensive, what does that sell for? Does Sonic have a cheaper product that would do that?
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Well, there is ReelDVD. I don't know if it can import photoshop files with layers, but a friend of mine once tried ReelDVD, and he told me it's similar to Scenarist, so it might be able to.
Have you tried DVDLab ? There is a free trial available. RJ Last edited by RJ; 01-24-2006 at 06:23 PM. |
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Thanks RJ I will try that and let you know how it works out!
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Scenarist, DVDLab Pro (not DVDLab or DVDLab Studio AFAIK) and Adobe Encore DVD will all import (and export) .psd layers.
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