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vonhosen wrote on 10/26/2003, 12:03 PM
It's not Vegas that would determine if this is possible but the authoring software for DVD.

DVD Architect doesn't support this feature.
Veggie_Dave wrote on 10/26/2003, 12:10 PM
Vonhosen:
DVD Architect doesn't support this feature.

Hmm, while Vegas continues to surprise me, DVDA is increasingly proving itself to be unsuitable for my (what I thought were) basic DVD needs...

Cheers
vonhosen wrote on 10/26/2003, 12:17 PM
To be fair to DVD-A multi angle is not considered a basic feature in authoring apps. More expensive stand alone authoring programs such as ReelDVD don't support this either. If you want to pay top dollar (25k) then you will find authoring programs that offer this feature (upto to 9 video tracks).

Pinnacle Impression Pro offers multi angle (2) & is mid range price, but many find it a bit buggy.
Veggie_Dave wrote on 10/26/2003, 12:40 PM
Vonhosen:
To be fair to DVD-A multi angle is not considered a basic feature in authoring apps. More expensive stand alone authoring programs such as ReelDVD don't support this either

Ahhh, that would explain it

Cheers
johnmeyer wrote on 10/26/2003, 1:40 PM
As disappointed as I am with DVDA, I would have to agree that multi-angle is far from a basic feature. I doubt that very many authoring packages will ever include this feature. Even Hollywood movies seldom include multiple angles.
jamcas wrote on 10/26/2003, 6:25 PM
FYI Adobe encore supports mutli angle.

But I find DVD-A easier to use.