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When done, I tried to use the PMB AVCHD player to play this AVCHD disc. I captured some footage that I had shot with my SR11, did some minor editing and then burned as AVCHD onto a DVD+R disc.

#Ulead video studio dv 5.0 pro#

Yesterday I downloaded the trial version of Video Studio X2 Pro and did some work with it. This is one of several reasons I encourage people to take a look at Nero Vision 5. The nicest program I have used in this regard, Nero Vision 5, allows all of this as well as transitional effects which smootly carry the viewer from one menu to another, or from a menu selection to the start of a video clip, just as Hollywood normally does. The AVCHD disks can be made to look identical to commercial disks with the right software, since they can have a 'First Play' clip which precedes the menu (perhaps containing some commercial message or preview), followed by many layers of menus to navigate all over the disk. A typical menued disk might have top choices which include 'Play All' or 'Select Chapters' and the lower menu might then provide individual chapter buttons for each chapter. 'Menued' disks are the type you see virtually all the time from Hollywood and elsewhere, with the user given a variety of choices at the top level and optionally many choices below as well.

#Ulead video studio dv 5.0 movie#

Some programs including the rather expensive Sony Vegas / DVD Architect suite, make AVCHD, but these immediately begin playing a single clip / movie when the disk is inserted, and have no method to select any form of navigation except for start and stop. That is why I like to recommend the free trial download and comparison process, although I am learning that the trials apparently (at least in the case of Nero) do not contain the entire h.264 codec support, presumably a licensing issue. These 3 programs all are fast and relatively cheap, and I would be very hard pressed to say that one is truly 'the best'. Again, like Ulead, it is considerably more expensive and complex compared to Nero Vision, but the more sophisticated user can find a lot more capabilities and features and content compared to Nero as well. The latest build of Cyberlink PowerDirector 7 is also very good as regards Smart Render, instant previews, and feature set, and is becoming a true contender. This larger Ulead customer base means a much richer set of 3rd party content, tutorial and other aids, templates, etc. It also has a much bigger NLE customer base (Nero Vision is really an unknown product IMHO, and only the AVCHD support makes it stand out so much in my opinion). No doubt Video Studio is a much richer feature set, and blows Nero away when it comes to chromakey / greenscreen, multi-track and overlay track, built in ability to layer moving drawings, painting, highlighting on top of video, output formats, etc.

#Ulead video studio dv 5.0 software#

Having lived with Ulead software since its original inception nearly a decade ago, I am entirely accustomed to it, but it can be a deal-breaker for some users.Д«oth Video Studio and Nero Vision produce equally excellent disks with no re-rendering in the same very short time period, with Nero having the advantage of being much cheaper, maybe half the price of Ulead Video Studio Pro. People frequently criticize the user interface as being a bit disorganized / confusing / complex, and I have found this to be true for most new users as well.

#Ulead video studio dv 5.0 full#

I like Corel / Ulead software very much, and would probably chose it over virtually any other program for AVCHD authoring since it offers Smart Render to eliminate re-rendering, Smart Proxy to allow full real-time previews with no re-rendering, and a very large range of filters, effects, templates, titles, etc. The deluxe versions do indeed have more h.264 and thus could very easily be a licensing cost passed along only to the people who want / need h.264.