Since DVD Architect has been discontinued, what are folks using these days as alternatives for making Blu-Rays?
Are you asking about purchasing or using?
I'm still using DVDA7 for my occasional Blu-ray discs. Being discontinued, you cannot purchase DVDA from Magix but if you have it then it still works with Win11.
Are you asking about purchasing or using?
I'm still using DVDA7 for my occasional Blu-ray discs. Being discontinued, you cannot purchase DVDA from Magix but if you have it then it still works with Win11.
I also have DVDA 7 and Windows 11, but with Magix no longer developing DVDA, it's only a matter of time now before it breaks. Either a Windows 11 update or a full upgrade to Windows 12 will kill it. In that event, I was wondering if people are considering or are now using alternatives to DVDA 7.
Some of us have suggested https://tmpgenc.pegasys-inc.com/en/product/taw7.html
Seems there is a free trial version to test.
A rather limited range of options for BD burning most of which I've never heard of - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_optical_disc_authoring_software ... other than Roxio Creator and TMPGEnc Authoring Works which some have mentioned on the forum in the past as a viable option.