Our articles give you an insider's perspective into DVD production with EncoreDVD. From Photoshop integration to getting into new version 1.5. Select an article below.
| The Next Step: EncoreDVD 1.5 |
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I am sure a couple of people who own Encore 1.0 are going to look at this article wondering if they should upgrade to 1.5. Of course the good people at Adobe will say “YES, YOU SHOULD! IT’S WAY BETTER!” Can you blame them? They are, after all, in the business of selling software. My answer to the upgrade question is: “Depends.” (Yes, I know that helps you so much.) The short answer is: yes, it is better than 1.0, as a DVD author, I needed the additional power. view article
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| Adobe Encore DVD |
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For years, DVD Authors have been designing their menus in Adobe Photoshop, creating motion menus in After Effects and editing their content in Premiere. It only made sense that Adobe would create their own DVD authoring software. Encore 1.0 hit shelves back in 2003 and has been gaining momentum ever since.
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| After Effects: Putting the Awe in Awesome |
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I love After Effects. I am completely biased when it comes to AE, it’s my favorite program. I could gush about it for another 1000 words and still fall short of completely describing my affection for it. view article
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| Photoshop Integration |
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Adobe Photoshop is an application without peer and the undisputed king of the digital image programs. I am sure there are a few people out there still very loyal to their non-Photoshop image editors, and just because they are wrong doesn’t mean they aren’t good people. (I can imagine I am going to get a few emails about that one.) Truth is you can argue about image editors all day long, but when it comes to Encore if you are using anything other than Photoshop, you are wasting your time. view article
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