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Apple DVD Studio Pro 3.0
The ability to produce more eye candy with less work -- that just about sums up what's new in DVD Studio Pro 3.0. The latest version of Apple's high-end DVD-authoring program provides gorgeous new design options for DVD developers, and it adds features that reduce DVD development time.
The difference between DVD Studio Pro 1.5's interface and that of version 2.0 was like night and day ( ; December 2003 ). DVD Studio Pro 3 builds on the strengths of version 2. Version 3 brings a variety of improvements that add up to an appealing upgrade -- and they further strengthen DVD Studio Pro's position as the best value in professional DVD-authoring software.
Same Pretty Face
Like version 2, DVD Studio Pro 3 lets you work in any of three operating modes -- Basic, Extended, or Advanced -- depending on your skill level and the complexity of your project. In Basic mode, DVD Studio Pro 3 feels like Apple's iDVD with a graduate degree -- you can use many of the same drag-and-drop techniques to create DVDs, but you have more control over video compression, menu designs, and menu navigation.
In Extended and Advanced modes, you can take advantage of everything that DVD-Video technology allows -- subtitles, alternative video angles and audio tracks, advanced navigation schemes, and more.
Like version 2, DVD Studio Pro 3 demands a fast Mac and a big screen. On a dual-1GHz Power Mac G4 with 1GB of memory, the program was a bit sluggish, and on a 17-inch display, the interface was cramped. A dual-2GHz Power Mac G5 with 2GB of RAM delivered smooth performance, and a 23-inch Apple Cinema HD Display better accommodated the program's many windows and palettes.
The biggest change in DVD Studio Pro's interface is a new Graphical view, which depicts the navigation structure of your DVD. It's similar to the Map feature in iDVD 4, but it does much more. For example, you can print the Graphical view to document your work or to send it to a client for approval.
Visual Feasts
Professional DVDs often have transitions between menus: one menu pushes another off the screen, for example. Creating menu transitions used to be labor-intensive and required Apple's Final Cut Pro or Adobe After Effects. DVD Studio Pro 3 makes the process a one-click operation. You can choose from 30 transition styles, ranging from a classic cross-dissolve to a spectacular lens flare in which an animated glare of brilliant light separates one menu from the next. You can even assign a different transition to each DVD menu button or specify that one or more buttons not have any transition at all.
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Many of version 3's transitions use transparency effects to provide additional glitz; for example, a menu can show through an animated object that's part of the transition. Here's the best part: with surprisingly little effort, you can create transparent transitions yourself. Use Final Cut Pro, After Effects, or Apple's forthcoming Motion to create the transitions' animated elements, and then store them in a specific folder on your hard drive to make them available from within DVD Studio Pro. This is a great way to go beyond DVD Studio Pro 3's built-in transitions. Panasonic kx-tva50 maintenance console software. I wouldn't be surprised to see third-party transition collections soon.
Version 3 also lets you add transitions between images in a DVD slide show, and you can even specify a different transition between each image. But this may earn you a summons from the design police (and rightly so).
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Some DVD players support jacket pictures, static images that appear when people press the stop button on their DVD players. DVD Studio Pro 3 adds support for jacket pictures, and creating them is as easy as choosing an option from a pop-up menu.
Design and Deliver
As in version 2, you can create DVD menus using DVD Studio Pro's built-in library of attractive themes and button templates, or you can create menus and buttons in Photoshop and then import them. I was pleased to see that DVD Studio Pro 3 is smarter about managing imported graphics. If you alter an existing menu graphic in Photoshop, DVD Studio Pro 3 immediately reflects your changes. In DVD Studio Pro 2, you had to quit and relaunch for changes to appear.
Like version 2, version 3 includes a separate program, Compressor, that encodes video into MPEG-2 format. Compressor 1.2, also included with Final Cut Pro HD, supports a broader range of MPEG-2 formats than earlier Compressor versions. (If you're using DVD Studio Pro 2 and you aren't quite ready to upgrade to version 3, you can download the free Compressor 1.2 update instead.)
On the audio front, there's both good news and bad news. The good news is that DVD Studio Pro 3 supports DTS (Digital Theater Systems) multichannel audio. On the downside, to compress audio in Dolby AC3 format, you must still use Apple's somewhat inscrutable A.Pack utility, which is included with DVD Studio Pro. While A.Pack is great for preparing multichannel audio with surround channels, it's overkill for creating simple, two-channel stereo tracks such as those used in corporate, training, or wedding DVDs. Basic, two-channel AC3 encoding in Compressor or in DVD Studio Pro 3 itself would be a welcome change.
Less Time to Burn
On the workflow front, DVD Studio Pro 3 lets you copy and paste buttons and other elements from one DVD menu to another. I used this feature when I created a train-ing DVD that contained a half-dozen menus, and it saved me many hours of authoring tedium.
DVD Studio Pro can now import iDVD 4 projects, opening the door to some interesting workflow options. You can use iDVD to draft a DVD's content and structure, and then bring that project into DVD Studio Pro to add navigation niceties, subtitles, or other advanced DVD features.
iDVD 4 projects imported accurately in my tests, but because of a minor bug in DVD Studio Pro 3's import function, adding menu transitions to an imported project required a few extra steps. Apple is aware of this bug and will likely address it in a maintenance update.
DVD Studio Pro 3 gives you more ways to create your final product, adding support for rewritable (RW) media. If you insert a rewritable disc that already contains data, version 3 conveniently offers to erase and reuse it. DVD Studio Pro 3 can also burn to DVD+R and DVD+RW media, assuming your burner supports it. (Most of the SuperDrives in Power Mac G5s do.)
My tests uncovered one fairly serious burning issue: discs that you burn with DVD Studio Pro 3 don't play back in OS 9. Apple says that the problem is due to an 'optimization' it made in the burning process; the company plans to issue a fix. If your DVDs must play in OS 9, there is a workaround: you can use Roxio's Toast to burn the encoded folders that DVD Studio Pro creates.
Macworld's Buying Advice
If you're contemplating going beyond iDVD -- or if you're still suffering through using DVD Studio Pro 1.X -- don't hesitate to jump to DVD Studio Pro 3.0. Users of version 2 won't get any life-changing productivity gains from version 3, but the new Graphical view and other workflow improvements are welcome. DVD Studio Pro 3's changes deal primarily with design and presentation, and since design and presentation are largely what DVDs are about, these enhancements make this an important upgrade, especially at $199.
Apple DVD Studio Pro 3.0
Pros
- Elegant interface
- Many design and workflow enhancements
- Can import iDVD 4 projects
Cons
- Burned discs don't play in OS 9
- Separate program required for AC3 audio encoding
This app is only available on the App Store for iOS devices.
Description
* Best mobile app, Videomaker Best Products of the Year - 2014
* One of Time's 50 Must-Have iPad Apps - April 2013
* Two time PCmag.com Editor’s Choice Award winner and 4.5/5 stars – April 2012 & Feb 2013
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Pinnacle Studio Pro is universal! Now one purchase gets you the same great app on your iPad and iPhone!
Perfect for mobile journalists and creative filmmakers! Big-screen moviemaking comes to the touchscreen with Pinnacle® Studio Pro. Our leading film-editing technology brings you an easy-to-use app that enables you to quickly edit video, audio, and photos at the speed of your creativity.
Swiftly arrange your clips in the Storyboard, make precision edits using the Timeline and Dual View Precision, and add high-quality transitions, effects, and a soundtrack. Enjoy HD output support and share your movie directly to YouTube, Facebook, Box and more—or export your project to Pinnacle® Studio for the PC and continue editing with even more advanced tools.
Easily Access Your Media
• Work with any media on your device—video, audio, and photos
• Access media from external devices via an Camera Connection Kit (sold separately)
• Access media from Box, Vimeo, Dropbox, Google Drive and Microsoft OneDrive
• Capture video and photos from within the app
• Use “Open-In” feature to open compatible files from other apps
• Download media from iCloud Photos directly from the app Library
Edit
• Easily navigate your project with intuitive gestures
• Swiftly arrange clips in the Storyboard
• Make precise edits and trim individual frames in the Timeline and Precision Trimmer
• Easily replace one clip with another
Enhance
• Create slow motion and fast motion effects for video and audio and maintain audio pitch (fully supports 120 and 240fps slo-mo video files)
• Use Montage templates to create multi-layer 3D animations, transitions, and titles
• Help your story flow using 16 transitions—including high-quality dissolves, fades, and more
• Generate professional-looking motion titles and graphics with full control over text, font, color, size, position, and rotation
• Create amazing Picture-in-Picture effects with full control over position, size, and rotation
• Pan and zoom on your photos to create high-impact slideshows
• Enjoy full-screen playback
Create Soundtracks
• Use your own audio or choose from the included sound effects
• Purchase from a selection of Triple Scoop Music tracks
• Trim audio to any length, set levels, and fade audio in or out
• Use the Voiceover feature to add documentary-style narration to your videos and slideshows
• View and adjust audio levels in realtime with the professional Audio Mixer
Share
• Easily share your movies via YouTube, Facebook, Cloud-storage, Airdrop and more
• Export projects with media to Pinnacle Studio for Windows
• Enjoy professional 2K and 4K support on the latest devices and full 1080p output support on any iPad or iPhone
• Export at 24, 25, 30, 50 or 60 fps (older iPads and iPhones may have limited support for higher frame rates)
Pro Technology, Pro Results
• Easy enough for the hobbyist, powerful enough for the pro
What’s New
• Improvements for iOS 10
• Fixed issue with scrolling to end of font list
• Minor performance improvement
The party's over
Well Pinnacle Studio Pro, there's a new app in town and I'm sure I don't have to say the name of it. All the things I've been begging for, more layers, color filters, even things I didn't ask for like fx are there. I want to keep you on my iPad for nostalgic sake, but let's be honest, what's the point? For this app to even be in the running again there has to be some MAJOR updates and improvements, and given how I've been completely ignored in my years of reviewing this app, let's face it, that's never going to happen, and while we're being honest, there were just too many things missing to keep me from going back to my laptop. While it was somewhat fun while it lasted, so long, and thanks for all the fish.
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Still works as before, but problems exporting in 4K
UPDATE: Just buy Luma Fusion
I’ve read other saying the app is no longer supported. They buy it, install it and are welcomed with a video and link to Rogers on how to use it. But it also states it no longer supported. Shouldn’t they have to disclose this in the App Store description then? It’s not a $0.99 app after all.
After some searching I’ve found Luma Fusion and highly recommend it. It’s made by the same developers that sold pinnacle studio pro to Corel. I guess the non-compete contract was up so they decided to make something even way better then pinnacle studio pro ever was, and continue to give it new features with updates making it even better.
I've been using this app for years, and its hasn't disappointed. Nice to see it now one buy for both the iPad and iPhone, good addition going universal.
But it needs an update, I'm getting an error on exporting in 4K, something about not being compatible with my OS. Hmm, it's the latest iOS. Content was shot also on latest iOS in 4K on iPhone 6S. Video is being edited on iPad Air 2 and I know iMovie can export 4K. So my guess is something with the app needs updated. I also transferred the file from the phone to the iPad using airdrop. Most likely others will be doing the same. Please update and thanks for the continued support and features.
A bit upset
I recently purchased an iPad Pro, and to make a long story, I was very disappointed in the abilities of iMovie. Not that iMovie is bad, but it didn't even come close (as far as the iMacs version) in terms of options. With that being said, Pinnacle Studio Pro looked to be the best option for me.
However, after spending $13 for the Pro version, and spent well over a half hour trying to figure the options, and single layer video out, I'll say I'm extremely disappointed. I really want to enjoy this, but the options just aren't there. If they can just add some layers for videos, I'd give this five stars. It's getting two stars because not only has the app crashed a couple of times, but the lack of options (no layers, no filters, no included music, etc) are really hurting it.
Information
Requires iOS 9.3 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.
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- Baby Theme Pack$0.99
- Baby - Opening Montage$0.99
- Baby - Segue A Montage$0.99
Supports
Family Sharing
With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app.