Burning DVDs Using Ulead Movie Factory 4 Disk Creator

[nt88498]

Can anyone tell me if it would be worth buying Ulead's Movie Factory 4 Disk Creator? I currently use VS9 and have not had a chance to play with the new disk creation settings or new motion menus but before VS9 came out I was planning on buying MF4. Anyone have any thoughts on the diferences between the two programs for burning DVDs.

I would still VS9 for creating my videos.

Susan

[chyao]

Can anyone tell me if it would be worth buying Ulead's Movie Factory 4 Disk Creator? I currently use VS9 and have not had a chance to play with the new disk creation settings or new motion menus but before VS9 came out I was planning on buying MF4. Anyone have any thoughts on the diferences between the two programs for burning DVDs.

I would still VS9 for creating my videos.

Susan

Hi, Susan,
If your purpose is to author DVD menu, I do not suggest you to buy DMF4.
I suggest you can download the try version to try the DMF4 function.

[nt88498]

Hi Chyao,

Thanks for your input. Why specifically do you say not to buy MF4. Just curious, is it because there are not many differences between VS9 and MF4 in the burning/menu type settings since VS9 now has motion menus?

Please elaborate a little bit on your thoughts.

Thanks
Susan

[MikeGunter]

Why specifically do you say not to buy MF4. Just curious, is it because there are not many differences between VS9 and MF4 in the burning/menu type settings since VS9 now has motion menus?

I think a lot depends upon what you intend to do.

DVDMF4 is a great tool. I use it to rip CDs to MP3s for my minidisk, and it has good disc writing tools.

For me it was worth it.

Mike

[martindekker]

Hi,

The only reason I use MF4 is that I now have more control over the thumbnails in a motion menu. For the rest I could have done it with the build in DVD authoring of VS9. BTW I did not need the "Disk Creator edition" of MF4, but just the normal edition to get the result I desired.

Martin