transition from DVDSP
by BrAd Steiner on Jun 29, 2012 at 8:57:29 pm
I've been authoring with DVDSP since version 1.5, and have gotten quite confident in its use. But having DVD authoring skills is becoming less important with ever expanding digital deliver.
I've got no problem with that, but if I were to keep authoring DVDs, what software would I go to I was forced to stop DVDSP?
What has at least the level of DVDSP?
I've read that Scenarist is at a much higher level than what I've been doing with DVDSP. Can someone transition? Do any skills carry over?
Re: transition from DVDSP by BrAd Steiner on Jun 30, 2012 at 12:14:22 am
Oh, I'll be using DVDSP as long as I can.
But say I go to another company where they don't have or (more likely) can't get DVDSP, and won't pay for Scenarist (and the training needed)...
What then I wonder?
Re: transition from DVDSP by Noah Kadner on Jul 9, 2012 at 11:18:45 pm
I'm using Vimeo Pro to privately share video files. 99% of the time the clients are thrilled because they can see it instantly in HD on their computer/device/etc. Only getting DVD requests when clients need to ensure compliance with many satellite offices that don't have up to date browsers or good internet capability. And did I mention you can advertise how you're saving all that postage/waste discs/carbon etc...
Re: transition from DVDSP by Stasia Lenhart on Aug 2, 2012 at 2:31:18 pm
Brad,
Thank you for asking the question I was wondering about. Just curious, if people think that it will become necessary to author and burn blue-ray, and I might be missing something but DVD studio pro can't do that. I know you can burn a blue ray from FCP, but that doesn't give the menu and look needed.
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