Film & Video Editing/Post-prod Thread: Clever title on cutting room floor

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The Something Awful Forums > The Finer Arts > Creative Convention > Film & Video Editing/Post-prod Thread: Clever title on cutting room floor

Smoking_Dragon: Dec 12, 2001; WOE UNTO THEE; Pillbug

I have to make a DVD out of some training sessions I video taped. I work at a construction company and the DVD will be for maintenance workers so it will be pretty simple. I'm looking for something that can do DVD menus and isn't overly complex.

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Smoking_Dragon: Dec 12, 2001; WOE UNTO THEE; Pillbug

The Affair posted:

Which platform? Mac or PC?

On a Mac, iDVD is pretty straightforward, just drag and drop your media onto the premade templates and it does most of the work for you. With a little practice, DVD Studio Pro can get some great results, too, and is not at all complicated once you understand how everything needs to be connected.

PC

Since I work for a construction company in central Florida anything free or with a trial period would be best.

# ¿ Dec 20, 2010 20:35

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