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I've seen DVDlab suggested here often to people looking for dvd
authoring tools.
I just downloaded it and discovered it cannot import *.avi files.
I'm pretty green with this but it seems most editing software creates
*.avi files as output. I know Premiere Pro does as does canopus LE.
I suspect I'm missing some basic understanding here but wouldn't a
tool spec'ed to author dvds be wise to handle *.avi output from NLE
editors? Is there some important reason why this is not the case with
DVD_lab?
They do have a TMPgenc based conversion tool for trial download too,
so I've gotten it and I guess will convert my *.avi to play with.
Other DVD authoring tools like windDVD and NERO import *.avi without a
problem. I guess I should take this up with DVDlab staff, but first
wanted to know if not being *.avi capable is like that for good
reason.
I've seen DVDlab suggested here often to people looking for dvd
authoring tools.
I just downloaded it and discovered it cannot import *.avi files.
I'm pretty green with this but it seems most editing software creates
*.avi files as output. I know Premiere Pro does as does canopus LE.
I suspect I'm missing some basic understanding here but wouldn't a
tool spec'ed to author dvds be wise to handle *.avi output from NLE
editors? Is there some important reason why this is not the case with
DVD_lab?
They do have a TMPgenc based conversion tool for trial download too,
so I've gotten it and I guess will convert my *.avi to play with.
Other DVD authoring tools like windDVD and NERO import *.avi without a
problem. I guess I should take this up with DVDlab staff, but first
wanted to know if not being *.avi capable is like that for good
reason.