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The suite was deprecated in June 2011 with the individual new releases of Final Cut Pro X, Motion 5 and Compressor 4, which did not include DVD Studio Pro.

#Dvd studio pro mac update

The final update was version 4.2.2 on July 23, 2009.

DiscontinuationĭVD Studio Pro 4 was integrated into the Final Cut Studio suite in May 2005 and was no longer available as a stand-alone product as of version 4.0.3, released in January 2006 with support for the HD DVD 1.0 specification. DVD Studio Pro 3 was announced on Apat the NAB Show in Las Vegas, Nevada and released the following month for $499. Some of the features were incorporated into DVD Studio Pro 2.0, which was released on August 6, 2003. On July 9, 2001, Apple acquired Spruce Technologies, the developer of a competing product called DVD Maestro for US$15 million. DVD Studio Pro 1.0 was based on DVDirector, which Apple acquired from Astarte GmbH in April 2000. My appreciative thanks to both 'Ian R Brown' and 'tjwaldo' for the great input. DVD SP because i won't take anything less than that kind of control and customization :-(

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So as 'tjwaldo' indicated, unless there is some other totally professional option, i guess i'll keep my fcs3 whether i want to or not just for ONE APP. 3 different ways (or more) and even then not knowing if i picked the right one.

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however, i AM going to go to fcp x if for no other reason (now that multicam is included) rendering, ease of turning down the rez for editing only then render out full rez, and ease of importing canon 5dm2 and 7d footage as compared to final cut pro 7's. together with Compressor, i'm just shy of in editor heaven. 99% of the projects i do are DVD delivery and now fastly BluRay delivery (about 5-10% at the moment) and thus i HAVE to have not just a DVD authoring program but one with all the bells and whistles that do almost anything and everything that i want. im just sold BUT without DVD authoring its a bust for me. it has multicam, importing of fcp 7 projects, and well. Now on fcp x, if it delivers as good an output as final cut pro 7, and with all the bells and whistles in fcp x, i have to say i WANT all that ease, magnetic performance, and built in GREAT looking titler and color grading, let alone auto motion control. So admittedly im a procrastinator but in the end, the result ive found in DVD SP is heads above anything ive personally tried BUT admittedly also, i don't look around a lot for other products when i find a winner. ive had clients even tell me, 'i hate your delivery and your continual excuses and delays in delivery, but your qualty is two heads above everyone else so we have to keep using you, can't you do something about better delivery?' So far i would have to agree that iDVD is a neat app, great for family video's, some customization maybe, but the few times I've tried it AND the DVD's ive gotten from competitors or collaborators who use it exclusively, i guess in part i know why people have picked my performance result with DVD SP. I don't understand the concept that if a client received DVDs from all sorts of video editors with the same theme how that could possibly be considered professional?. Tjwaldo wrote: No, iDVD is not a fantastic app. Brown wrote: Have you tried iDVD which is quite a fantastic app? Otherwise if you want to stay legal you will have to keep FCS3.