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It's the powerful yet easy-to-use DVD/Blu-ray/AVCHD authoring software. It allows you to edit your videos, create custom menus, and burn it all to DVD or Blu-ray disc media for use on your DVD, Blu-ray player or other compatible device. Learn More...
I have Windows 7 home and their is no problem with finding the dvd writer their . But TEMPGEnc DVD author can not find my DVD writer. Does anyone know what can be the problem?
Thanks already for your time and effort.
I've been using DVD Author 1.6, which was great until the disk writing tool stopped recognizing my DVD drive (no idea why; one day it did, the next it didn't). I can start DVD Author 3, and even author a disk (however painful the process now is) in it. If I click on the "Launch the Disk Writing Tool" button, I get a popup error stating "The writing drive is stopped." Which doesn't mean much, as I _have_ been writing to disk in past days, just not with Tsunami software.
If I go through the entire disk authoring process (at least now I can do dual-audio and subtitles! Yay for something) and it gets set to launch the disk writing tool, the same thing happens. A reinstall didn't solve anything. A search of the forums here netted me nothing.
Anyone got any idea what might be causing this? Given that the disk works for everything else I'm thinking the problem lies with DVDA3, but I'm not sure.
Thanks
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I use DVD Author 3 on Windows 7 64 bit. When authoring and burning the firstplay action should be to show the main menu (autostart. However when inserted in a standalone DVD player nothing happens - until you push the "play" button, then the menu shows (and the DVD plays as it should). Would be incredibly grateful for a solution! Would upgrading to DVD Author 4 help? I'd be happy to, if I only knew that it would solve the problem!
I recently had a film air on PBS and they needed DVD's of the program for people to buy (Apparently no-one in their audience wants Blu-rays). I discovered that all the tools I used to use for DVD authoring are now effectively extinct. This includes the high-end MPEG2 encoders and the authoring software itself. We ended up outsourcing to a large duplication company, but had some issues getting the encode quality at the old professional standard (Cinemacraft encoder). Digging deeper, it seems many pieces of software can't legally exist because various licensing agreements are now defunct.
Is there a mid-level authoring suite with the power of the retired Encore software or DVD studio pro? I'm sure there is still options in the high-end space and the consumer space has lots of Mickey Mouse "drag and burn" stuff. Just wondering if there is something for people who want better encoding quality and the ability to make more complex menus without the 50K price tag.
The solution I use is to encode the Audio and Video seperately (and QC them to be sure the result is ok and DVD compliant) and then use these assets in a DVD authoring application. If the content is DVD compliant most software will just pass it along and not re-encode.
Hi Robert, and thank you for asking this. I've been an editor of PBS documentaries for decades, and have gone through not only the disc authoring process, but also the VHS process that came before it.
Back then it was called PBS Home Video, which eventually was rebranded as PBS-D. There were many ways to deliver shows to them for meetig their home video offer requirements. I remember plenty of times when I authored DVDs myself. I also remember plenty of times when I was simply sending all of the elements to PBS directly and they were doing it. (Mine looked better, thank you very much.)
The last one I did for them was around a year ago. They wanted to discuss both ways of delivery with me - either my sending a hard drive with the master program on it, or my authoring of a DVD on my own. For that, I still have a MacPro 1;1 with DVD Studio Pro on it. I am always able to dust off my authoring skills and do it that way... but in the end, it actually turned out to be a MUCH more stable and secure decision to simply send everything to one of the PBS-sanctioned post houses like Pillar-2-Post or Henninger, and have them make it. Really top-notch people work at both, and they also completely understand every single new delivery item that PBS asks for - which seems to change constantly.
Now, I know that doesn't really answer your original question.
I simply wanted to stress that PBS - and other public media entities like APT (etc) - have requirements that change so much, that all of the producers I've worked for have decided to spend the litle bit extra to simply "let them deal with it". Plus, there is the peace of mind in letting someone who makes discs constantly handle it, instead of me, who makes one every 6 months ;)
Plus, ever since the original DVD authoring apps were EOL'd, I've personally seen the trustworthiness of "homemade" disc creation go down. One in ten discs simply don't work. Some people say it's the quality of the discs themselves, but I disagree. I spent years learning that DVD authoring always created glitches in the discs when I made the mistake of launching Premiere or Media Composer while Encore was in the middle of writing to the disc, because the simple act of system resources being flashed caused the physical glitches on the screen to happen. So it's my guess that all of today's background apps like Dropbox etc are the issue.
All that being said, I have a few editing colleagues at other public media entities who indeed say that they've been impressed with the level of authoring theyre seeing from people using the DVD capabilities in Vegas.
Side note -- DVD and BluRay authoring has devinitely become an issue over recent years. In fact, it's almost taboo to speak about it, because one of the main reasons for all of the original authoring apps to have dropped their continued support for it had to do with a threatened lawsuit by one of the software companies that made components found in all of the DVD authoring apps out there. Hence the state we're all in.
I had a client last year want an authored DVD and 300 copies, so I dusted off the old software and hardware. I still have Avid DVD and it works with Win 10, also DVD Architect Pro. Both are still good for DVD and HD Blu Ray, with strengths in one or the other (Adobe Encore was good too if I recall but that is hard to come by now). Both can still be used for both replication and duplication, without the need for those old tape drives. I dusted off the old Primera Disc publisher and with a little grease and new ink, it did a sterling job for this client. The only part I farmed out was the DVD case inserts, which are cheap to get printed and the client provided the professionall artwork. All media was reasonable too.
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