Disk Creation Program?

[Phil vG]

What do you think the best value for money program would be just for making DVD's and Blu-Ray Disk's.
No editing of video or sound, just get a finished .mp4, .mpg, .avi and convert it onto a disk that can be played in any Blu-Ray player (DVD's can be played in BR's), so the correct .vob and the like.

Ps. Windows, not Mac.

 

[El Director]

DVD Architect

 

[arniepix]

Not that much, anymore.

DVD and Blu-Ray are no longer important ways to share, distribute or save video. And there are already a lot of packages that will create DVDs on the market. Some of them are free.

http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/five-apps/five-free-dvd-authoring-tools/

 

[Phil vG]

Not that much, anymore.

DVD and Blu-Ray are no longer important ways to share, distribute or save video. And there are already a lot of packages that will create DVDs on the market. Some of them are free.

http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/five-apps/five-free-dvd-authoring-tools/

Before I go to the trouble of trying any of those, i was talking about one that would convert easily to do a 1920 x 1080, not just a 720 x 576 (they all look like SD).

I don't do wedding :zombie_smiley:, but what do people want them on if not DVD and BR. You cant tell me that everyone just watches them on there computer, or do they?

I'll have a look at DVD Architect first, it isn't that much.

Thanks.

 

[DPStewart]

+1 for Sony's DVD Architect.

It's not the "end-all" authoring app...but it's easy to get around in, especially just to do basic stuff.

 

[Andrius Simutis]

The DVD & BD market ain't what it used to be, but it's still there. A lot of people still want physical media.
If you have Adobe CS6 then you already have Encore. That'll do basic DVD and BluRay. Not really commercial grade bells and whistles, but it sounds like you're looking for basic functionality.