Pikman wrote: |
Never tried DVD Lab...always used DVDMaestro for fandangled dvds with motion menus with multiple audio and switchable subs. |
I had problems with Maestro in that it wouldn't run under Windows 2000, I read somewhere it would only work under NT :-o
DVD-Lab has exactly the same interface as Maestro and is just as powerful. It is absolutely superb and you can't go wrong, it gives such professional results.
Don't try Ulead DVD Workshop, it gives terrible sync problems which are well documented on t'internet and Ulead don't seem to give a damn.
