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DVDLab is a very good value for the money. It contains excellent tools for menu creation including motion menus and motion chapter selection buttons. In addition, it allows for transitions between menus. On the down side, compilations created by both versions (standard and pro) are not the same as the ones created for movies on pressed (commercial) DVDs. Even though the pro version introduces creation of separate VTS files, the program lumps some menus in the same VTS as a particular movie. This way of authoring is problematic for older DVD players which often will not read the disk or some items on the menu will be inactive. It’s not a problem for newer players which can read this DVD structure. Also the way of creation separate VTS files by importing already created projects is time consuming and I believe this approach is not the best solution. Overall, DVDLab is a very good authoring software unless a compatibility with older stand alone players is an issue. |
