what software is good for meneging my media ?
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Nero is very popular for burning CDs.
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Any image will work and you can use Nero (recent versions) to burn your image.\nWhen you choose your image use something simple.  You will loose most of the details in anything complex.
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good choice, I use the same. try also windows movie maker
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try  blaze media pro  use this  link\n\nhttp://www.blazemediapro.com/
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I've used muVee for making quick slide shows and it is really easy to use for that.  You just give it a group of photos, select a music track, pick a style and it creates a cool movie in a couple minutes.  I haven't used it for video though.\n\nAdobe is filled with all sorts of features but I find it much harder to use.  It's also relatively expensive.  The entry level Adobe After Effects is a little more affordable and might be a good choice.\n\nI bought Pinnacle Studio 9 and was not impressed.  It was hard to use, most of the cool features were 'locked' and required an additional upgrade, etc.\n\nWhat I use most often is Windows Movie Maker.  It's free (or more accurately, included with Windows XP) and is very easy to use.  It has lots of titles and effects and transitions you can use, and you can also add more.  There are a couple of free downloads on www.microsoft.com for the 'Winter Fun Pack' and the 'Creativity Fun Pack'.  Also, if you look at the Windows Movie Makers forums (www.windowsmoviemakers.net), they have lots of users that have created custom effects, titles and effects.\n\nI think if you start using WMM, you'll get hooked.  Plus it is a good way to start without investing any money.  If you find you need more features, then you can consider purchasing another package.
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nero - its the one I use and is very comprehensive.
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all you need is hotrecorder for media\nthis software costs 20 bucks and is very reliable
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What do you want the programs to be able to do?\nThere is a ton of open source software available including:\nhttp://openoffice.org  Better than  MS Office\nhttp://gimp.org/macintosh/  Equivalent to Photoshop\nhttp://www.flip4mac.com/ Tool to enable quicktime to use windows media\nhttp://www.vlc.org another media tool\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net Full fledged audio editor\nand you can use a tool called fink to use linux related apps:\nhttp://fink.sourceforge.net/
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i use nero.  it is a burning software that does alot more.
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Nero.  I suggest this one, I like it alot, create your own menus, graphics, sections, titles...  Just about everything
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Use an enteractive media disk. Have you ever heard about Microsoft Encarta? It's an encyclopedia on disk. That helps.
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blaze pro media\nthey have a free trial version you may wish to try. I liked it and will buy it soon. Hope that helps \nalso try majorgeeks.com for shareware and freeware.
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what kind of software r u looking for?
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Adobe Premier is a great software for this purpose, you may also try VCD Cutter too.
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Yeah, PowerISO is the best, I use it for everything.\n\nOther app is\nISObuster  - free verion (really good app for extracting a Image's contents)\n\nhttp://www.isobuster.com/\n\nDownload: \nhttp://www.isobuster.com/isobusterdownload.php
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Nero does this.  They are called cDVDs or miniDVDs.  The video has to be smaller to fit on them.\n  I couldn't find a freeware application to do this.  I have wanted to do that for a long time.  I hope this helps.
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Nero's probably the most versatile software for it, but it's really bloated. You might try dvd decrypter ImToo DVD Creator.