Video transitions happen at the asset level, not the auhtoring level.
Some of the features that you have listed are out of spec for DVD and BD. I'm using Windows 11 and I need to be able to add video transitions, subtitle tracks with the ability to enable/disable them, multiple audio tracks with ability to select each one, 23.976fps timelines on DVDs, motion backgrounds, animated thumbnails, pop-up menus on Blu-rays, and ability to output both DVD and Blu-ray ISO files.Īny feedback or suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Here are some alternatives I've heard about (in no particular order) and was wondering if anyone has had experience with them and how well they stack up to Encore: I have a lot of Photoshop menu templates I'd like to be able to just drop right in the way I can in Encore, but if I have to do some re-working initially, that would still be acceptable.
I've been using Encore CS6 for years now, but for a number of reasons I probably don't need to go into, I'd really like to find an alternative to it that has all the same features and is still updated or at the very least was more recently created than the last time CS6 was updated. I know there's some other threads discussing this topic, but all the ones I saw are several years old. Yes, I do still have clients who ask for DVDs and Blu-rays.' Before you even ask, the answer is, 'Yes.
