What is on third download file?

ozzy667 · Post by **ozzy667** » Thu Oct 11, 2007 2:35 am

I'm getting conflicting answers from Corel about this - maybe someone could clear this up for me...

Is it only the Intervideo Win DVD program on the third download file, or are there other things?

I cheaped out and bought the basic version (which I'm still content with), but don't seem to have all the sample files shown in the VS11+ preview posting.

Post by **Ken Berry** » Thu Oct 11, 2007 2:40 am

As far as I am aware, the third (Bonus Features) file contains Win DVD 8, Cool 3 D and the Ulead Disk Image Burner. The latter is for burning disk image .iso files you can choose to make on the last page of the burning module. As such it is a useful addition to the program, thought not essential to its opertion. The other two are, of course, stand alone programs which you can choose to install or not as they not necessary at all to the operation of VS. Mind you, Cool 3D makes some great titles which you can use in VS projects!

To my knowledge, there are no VS-related sample or other files in the Bonus Features file. They are, instead, contained in the second (Extra Content) file.

sjj1805 · Post by **sjj1805** » Thu Oct 11, 2007 2:48 am

It is all listed in the link
VideoStudio 11+ Preview.
There are screen shots showing what is in each of the download files.

ozzy667 · Post by **ozzy667** » Thu Oct 11, 2007 2:58 am

Thank you for the info about the three extra programs.

The preview link is the one I was referring to in my initial post - there are items shown there that I do not seem to have.

I've had a look around the free stuff link in the General board and I think I can manage to survive. Also starting to figure out how to poach stuff from other programs on my computer.

Next time I'll go all out and buy the top version!

Post by **Ken Berry** » Thu Oct 11, 2007 3:03 am

However, we understand from Corel that both the vanilla version and the Plus version have (or should have) exactly the same sample files, templates etc. It is only the 'special' features such as overlay tracks etc, which are different.