If you're looking for a new version to burn CD's or DVD's once you've created them in Vegas, Roxio is adding http://news.yahoo.com/s/pcworld/20100824/tc_pcworld/roxiocreator2011adds3d3D[/link]. The article links to the YouTube video below (if you happen to have one of those cheap red/blue 3D glasses hanging around; I scrounged around and found a pair in an old Spy Kids DVD case of my son's).
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I personally think it's horrible (and I LOVED all the new 3D movies that are out now). This makes your footage look like very old footage with barely a tint of 3D aspect to it.
Interestingly enough, though, Roxio has added SonicFire Pro in its upgrade (I couldn't find any detailed info on the Roxio website as far as whether it's the fullest, new version of SonicFire). If it's the full version, and you're looking to buy SonicFire anyways, you can't go wrong buying the newest Roxio for approx $100.
link[/link] I personally think it's horrible (and I LOVED all the new 3D movies that are out now). This makes your footage look like very old footage with barely a tint of 3D aspect to it.
Interestingly enough, though, Roxio has added SonicFire Pro in its upgrade (I couldn't find any detailed info on the Roxio website as far as whether it's the fullest, new version of SonicFire). If it's the full version, and you're looking to buy SonicFire anyways, you can't go wrong buying the newest Roxio for approx $100.