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I just downloaded DVD Architect Pro 5.2.....because I would like to author a Blu-Ray, but I don't understand how to link the buttons to the video?:S oh my God...
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Sepu wrote: I just downloaded DVD Architect Pro 5.2.....because I would like to author a Blu-Ray, but I don't understand how to link the buttons to the video?:S oh my God...
Oh, those buttons is DVD Architect!!!!! <_< <_< I was so pissed the first time I used it. You have to put what you want to link from in the "media box". Do you know what I mean? I think I'm using the right terms. I'm at work, so I can;t look at DVDa right now, but if I recall correctly, that's the way to do it. And yes, it's a pain in the ass. DVD-Lab is so much easier to link stuff w/.
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hellawaits77 wrote:
Sepu wrote: I just downloaded DVD Architect Pro 5.2.....because I would like to author a Blu-Ray, but I don't understand how to link the buttons to the video?:S oh my God...
Oh, those buttons is DVD Architect!!!!! <_< <_< I was so pissed the first time I used it. You have to put what you want to link from in the "media box". Do you know what I mean? I think I'm using the right terms. I'm at work, so I can;t look at DVDa right now, but if I recall correctly, that's the way to do it. And yes, it's a pain in the ass. DVD-Lab is so much easier to link stuff w/.
I must say DVD Architect is very easy, especially with those chapter lists, its very fast and easy, my opinion...
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het2006 wrote:
hellawaits77 wrote:
Sepu wrote: I just downloaded DVD Architect Pro 5.2.....because I would like to author a Blu-Ray, but I don't understand how to link the buttons to the video?:S oh my God...
Oh, those buttons is DVD Architect!!!!! <_< <_< I was so pissed the first time I used it. You have to put what you want to link from in the "media box". Do you know what I mean? I think I'm using the right terms. I'm at work, so I can;t look at DVDa right now, but if I recall correctly, that's the way to do it. And yes, it's a pain in the ass. DVD-Lab is so much easier to link stuff w/.
I must say DVD Architect is very easy, especially with those chapter lists, its very fast and easy, my opinion...
eheh I've just to understand how some things work.....for example I hate the F2 to edit text lol, why not just a simple 2x click? :D
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het2006 wrote: I must say DVD Architect is very easy, especially with those chapter lists, its very fast and easy, my opinion...
you have to show me that once, seems you have more expierence with this program than me...for me it takes quiet some time until i'm familiar with the functions again...seems i should author some more shows ^_^
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norbinho wrote:
het2006 wrote: I must say DVD Architect is very easy, especially with those chapter lists, its very fast and easy, my opinion...
you have to show me that once, seems you have more expierence with this program than me...for me it takes quiet some time until i'm familiar with the functions again...seems i should author some more shows ^_^
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I suppose it's all what program you learned with. I taught myself how to use DVD-Lab, which can be a very difficult program. I've used it so much that it's eays to me now. Of course, going from DVD-Lab to Sony DVD Architect, is a huge difference, so I had a bunch of trouble with it.

I don't think either program is neccesarily "easier" or "harder", or even better, than the other, I think it's just a matter of preference. I will say though, the linking options w/ DVD-Lab are easier, and make more sense than the same w/ DVDa.
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Hey guys, can anyone help me with DVD Architect Pro 5.2? I've set chapters marks on video, set background media on menu, so there I have a background picture with general lines like 'Play all', 'chapters', 'credits'. (I made it all in photoshop, so I didn't add that lines in DVD Architect Pro). Now, how can I pick out a needed area near 'Play all' for example and set it on 'chapter 1'. Just like I'm always doing in DVD-Lab PRO!! I can't figure out how to do it! Any help?

Or tell me which programs for BluRay authorings are more 'friendly' like DVD-Lab Pro?
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