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About This Software VEGAS DVD Architect – Steam Edition offers all the tools you need for professional DVD und Blu-ray projects. The intuitive drag & drop interface, clear layout and comprehensive authoring tools make producing menu-based Blu-ray Discs and DVDs easy.DVD and Blu-ray Disc authoringProfessional disc designAccess a range of backgrounds, interactive menus, animated buttons and effects for creating a custom project from imported Photoshop files or choose one of the templates.Easy DVD previewThe Preview window enables you to preview your project on a simulated television screen with a virtual remote control. This lets you navigate the menus you've created and make changes without needing to burn a DVD for previewing.Video and audio supportVEGAS DVD Architect – Steam Edition supports all relevant video and audio formats including AVI, MPEG-2, MPEG-4 and Dolby Digital 5.1, so your discs are compatible with almost all playback devices and computers.True creative freedomOther highlights: Over 100 high resolution 16:9 menu templates Add interactive buttons to your video for more intuitive navigation Easily import chapter markers from VEGAS Pro and create frame-precise captions Animate objects such as buttons and graphics by adding keyframes to the Timeline DVD Scripting – Create your own scripts and interactive menus Set parental control according to MPAA ratings 1075eedd30 Title: VEGAS DVD Architect Steam EditionGenre: Video ProductionDeveloper:MAGIX Software GmbHPublisher:MAGIX Software GmbHRelease Date: 21 Mar, 2017 VEGAS DVD Architect Steam Edition Crack By Irfan Doggar vegas dvd architect steam edition There are not enough improvements over the older version to justify the price. It does not look as if this version can be "upgraded" like the retail copy can, so keep that in mind. Also this is supposed to be included with Platinum (retail), but on steam it must be purchased seperately.. Love it, been using Sony DVd argtect when i was litle. and its all i have hoped for, realy cheap if buy at bundleaparantly cna use ISO's on mobile devices to with apps like VLCHuge Fan!Kind RegardsDaniel the Furry Friend. The good:Changing media sources (when it works) is pretty easy. The previewing (when it works) is quick, responsive, and helpful. There are interactive, animated tutorials that walk you around the interface. Simple to switch output formats & options. If your media is Blu-Ray compliant, no transcoding\/encoding is necessary for the actual movie. Lots of templates if you're into that sort of thing. Keyframing of brightness, contrast and cropping works. I actually made a Blu-Ray.The bad:Fade in and out of a disc intro video works fine in preview, but doesn't actually end up in the exported product. Exporting the video menus takes forever and it doesn't seem to keep anything already generated, so it takes just as long the next time. Tells me I need Quicktime to use an MP4 file. Won't take MKV files. Arrangement\/alignment\/sizing tools are finicky. Features aren't always well-explained or intuitive. Help and tutorials are limited. You always have to be connected to Steam to use it (naturally, but I hate it).The ugly:Hates the files from my JVC GZ-HM300 video camera no matter what I do, even though they are compliant AVCHD (and work fine with other things) and match the project. As such, it crashes constantly.- Crashes when you click a file to import.- Crashes when you timeline a file.- Crashes when you open a menu to edit.- Crashes when you preview a file.- Crashes when you preview a menu.- Crashes when you return to the main menu while previewing the disc.- Crashes when you "save as".- Crashes when you export to Blu-Ray.- Crashes differently when you export to DVD.- Crashes hard importing m2ts files. Always.- Crashes using a plain extracted 264 stream.- Crashes using a plain extracted AC3 stream.- Crashes when you do anything.- Crashes when you do nothing.- Quite often, it even stays running in the background somewher after it crashes and exitsI bought this and Vegas 14 at the same time. They both crash like an alcoholic narcoleptic speeding on the freeway when trying to use my video files, and there doesn't seem to be any way around it without using lossy methods.***Edit*** - forgot to add, it often errors when previewing, telling me I'm low on memory when it's using like 900MB, and I have 32GB of RAM, and I have hundreds of GB of SSD free.***Edit 2*** - it also freezes if I go to another program and come back.. Nice software, especially at the sale price. BUT!!! Sadly it does not import files received from the VEGAS Movie Studio 13 when you choose to "burn a disc with menus" just get the message saying the VEGAS DVD Architect is not installed on my system.. The latest update was supposed to have fixed this bug, hopefully steam and magix will get together and fix this problem soon... not at all like it says not good for editing. DVDA is still a Pro-Consumer product ( Big Thumbs Up )To see what DVD Architect can do ,... play ablu-ray or DVD Hollywood movie disk .Don't watch the movie , stay in the Menu . Navigate the MenuLook at the Thumbnail Buttons ,Look at the Settings Menu , the Scene Selection Menu ,...etcThat is what you build with DVD Architect ( menus , buttons )using video , audio and image assets .the assets come from any video editor and paint program .MS13P MS14P originally comes with "DVD Architect Studio"Steam has a better Combo bundle ,..."MS14P with DVD Architect Pro build 7.00.67" aka version 6.0 VEGAS DVD Architect Steam Edition Update: Important changes in version 7.0.0.100 compared to version 7.0.0.67. VEGAS DVD Architect Steam Edition Update: Important updates in version 7.0.0.67Feature and improvements