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Avoid, stay away, you'll be sorry! I ditched this junkware and bought the plain, utilitiarian Sonic DVDit Pro HD which, while it won't win any beauty contests and is a bit clunky, it WORKS and it works predictably! Do your research and I think you'll find this is software to avoid.Įxplanation: NEW SOFTWARE= New tool since your last visit NEW VERSION= New version since your last visit NEW REVIEW= New review since your last visit NEW VERSION= New version Latest version It is just a bigger market.IF this software functioned the way Adobe claims it should, it would be heaven, but it is instead HELL! Just spend a few minutes searching Google for such phrases as "Blu-ray Error: "fatal error", Code: "6", Note: "Play item OUT time must be later than IN time" or visit Creative Cow forums and read the anguished cries of people trying to get ONE good Blu-ray authoring project out of this software, and you'll stay away! Those who claim that the people who are dissing Encore are probably Adobe employees! If you work in Standard Def and or do very short, simple Blu-ray projects and are willing to totally wipe and reinstall this software every 3 months, YOU MIGHT find it worthwhile, but others find themselves staring at bizarre, undeciperable error messages at 2AM with a deadline breathing down their necks and a company that REFUSES to acknowledge problems with their software.
So for us that produce media this means that it is far more profitable to concentrate on the 91% of households that have a DVD player, versus the 25% of house holds that have a Blue Ray player. On the other hand 91% of houses have a DVD player which is actually up 4% on the previous year (. In the US though, as of the end of 2011 61% of house holds had a HD TV and only 25% of houses had a Blu Ray player. As of the end of March 2012 while there were 60million TVs in the UK, there is only a 42% uptake of HD TV ( ), I didn't see the stats on Blu-Ray players in the UK. Sure they were around but they cost $20,000 so who on earth had one. Before that it was like when plasma TVs were introduced. HD technology only came out widely about 5 or so years ago. Only a portion of people have HD TVs and only a far smaller portion of them have blu ray players.
The uptake of new technology into the general public is quite slow.
Yes, I film ice skating videos and we output to DVD because that is what most people have.