DVD-lab quick review

Written by Jari Ketola @ 23 Sep 2003 14:55 User comments (1)

We have just finished a small and quick review on DVD-lab, an inexpensive yet fully featured DVD authoring software.

The combination of digital video cameras and inexpensive recordable DVD drives has led to a growing demand for DVD authoring software. The majority of the software available on the market is based on wizard interfaces offering little, if any, room for customization. Even though intended and priced for home use, DVD-lab offers features and flexibility that have only been available in professional DVD authoring software.

Feedback on the article, as well as the software is more than welcome! Please note that the article isn't intended to be a tutorial -- just a glimpse at some of the main features of the software.

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123.9.2003 20:22

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I use it and think its great...very,,very,,very...easy to use Also you can download the use guide and it will walk you step by step through the process. sirmugen

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