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March 9, 2006  |   A Prism Business Media Publication  |     
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Table Of Contents
Defensive DVD Authoring
Roxio Releases MyDVD 8 Premier
Software Review: Adobe's Premiere Elements DVD-Authoring Program
Blu-ray Discs Won't Be Cheap
Edit Review -- Tivity Xtivity

Top Story

Defensive DVD Authoring
Barry Braverman
 You know what I'm talking about. Your check disc comes back from the replicator and there are problems. Maybe one or two menu buttons mysteriously don't work or the disc plays back in fits and stumbles. Perhaps the navigation is exhibiting erratic tendencies, illogically executing post-commands or end jumps.

Of course the replicator blames YOU and insists that you (or your client) pay for a new glass master to the tune of $1000-$2000... more >>


Authoring News

Roxio Releases MyDVD 8 Premier
Roxio, a division of Sonic Solutions released MyDVD 8 Premier, which introduces significant enhancements including advanced video editing capabilities and authoring tools, high-quality transitions and effects, customizable menu templates, and support for high definition (HD) video... more >>

Software Review: Adobe's Premiere Elements DVD-Authoring Program
Over at TCS Daily this week, I noted the growing popularity of video on the Web. For those who'd like to get into the game, Adobe's Premiere Elements DVD-authoring program has managed to combine a variety of attractive features at an extremely affordable price... more >>


Industry News

Blu-ray Discs Won't Be Cheap
High-definition DVDs may promise better picture and sound quality but consumers will have to pay dearly for it, with Sony Pictures saying new releases in the format will cost $23.45 wholesale -- or more than 50 percent higher than today's retail price for regular DVDs... more >>


But Wait! There's More!

Edit Review -- Tivity Xtivity
Franklin McMahon
 If you've ever wanted to created Flash projects but were daunted by the learning curve of the Macromedia program, you might want to check out Xtivity from Tivity Software... more >>


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