Corel DVD MovieFactory 6.0 Plus | 
 enlarge | From: Corel
Category: Software
List Price: $79.99
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Rating:  7 reviews
Sales Rank: 2490
Format: Dvd-rom
Platforms: Windows Vista, Windows Xp
Media: DVD-ROM
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Operating System: Windows XP
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3
Dimensions (in): 9.6 x 7.9 x 2.2
nv:Software Type: Audio/Video Authoring
MPN: dmf6plengpc
Model: DMF6PLENGPC
UPC: 735163113433
EAN: 0735163113433
ASIN: B000OM7DIQ
Release Date: April 6, 2007
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| Features:
| • | Easy-to-use disc authoring and burning software | | • | Choose from 70+ motion menu styles for DVD menus that pop | | • | Plug-and-go DVD recording; end-to-end HD DVD disc creation | | • | Use the Edit Room to add polish to videos with titles, music, and effects | | • | Archive, share, and play music, data, photos, videos, and more |
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Product Description
Ulead DVD MovieFactory 6 Plus is the award-winning consumer DVD authoring package. It's the first consumer entry-level product to offer HD DVD burning capability. Capture digital media from numerous sources, to create artistic, original-looking video and slideshow discs. Its easy-to-use Storyboard and Timeline editing tools help you personalize titles, music and other project elements. With the enhanced "Edit Room" users can polish camcorder footage for more professional home movies. DVD MovieFactory 6 Plus supports all of the latest industry formats -- import, edit and convert HDV, DivX or AVCHD and output in HD DVD, Blu-ray or traditional DVD-Video. It even has a complete set of tools for burning to CD, DVD, HD DVD and Blu-ray Disc. Breathe new life into videos, photos and create Hollywood-style menu motion effects - Ulead DVD MovieFactory 6 Plus does more than make it possible. It makes it easy. Overlay frames and objects in different tracks Make mixed-media clipshows by combining video clips and photos on the timeline Capture and edit HDV as easily as working with standard DV Auto Subtitles - Select video file name, date, time, and EXIF (photo) data as a subtitle track Rotate, stretch and angle menu motion buttons to fit into frames or other background elements Customize your slideshows with Pan & Zoom Supports 16 - 9 Widescreen PC monitors Open and import HD DVD folders and burn them to disc Secure Burning - Users can password-protect videos, photos, documents, and any other data from unauthorized access Output to HD DVD-R/RW & Blu-ray
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| Customer Reviews: Read 2 more reviews...
 movie maker May 11, 2008
Robin L. Grumbine
0 out of 2 found this review helpful
Bought item to make a copy of a very important dvd we had made. The product worked well. Would recommend to anyone who wants to make a copy of a dvd.
Makes It Easy But Lacks Options March 18, 2008
S. E. Nelson (Minnesota, USA)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
Corel/Ulead DvD Factory is fairly easy to use if you just wish to do simple editing. Trimming, adding chapters, combining clips are all more intuitive with this program than the stripped down version of Nero. Unfortunately for half the price of Uleads VideoStudio, this program is lacking in more than half of the options. The creation of menus for a dvd restricts the user to only a few possibilities. This I found to be really frustrating. I searched for updates/enhancements on the corel/ulead website but this program seems to be the forgotten stepchild. After spending considerable time to get the movie just right, one then has to settle for some pretty awful menu options. So if you are just starting out at editing your videos this program will empower you through your first 6 projects but after that you will be forced to rehash the same menus and themes that were rather tacky in the first place.
Movie quality drops down after edit February 17, 2008
H. Cao
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
I purchased Canon HG10 about one month ago. I took some movies and played them back via HDMI output of the HG10. The quality of the movie is supper.
The biggest problem I am facing is when I edit my movie with "DVD MovieFactory 6 Plus" and burn edited HD file into SD DVD disk and play them on my HD DVD player Toshiba HD-A2, the movie quality drops down to almost SD level.
I hope that MovieFactory 6 Plus can output edited file in ORIGINAL HG10 FILE FORMAT. So, I can transfer them back to the camcorder and play them with original movie quality.
I couldn't find any way to send this question via Corel website or email.
 Windows Vista Owners Beware!!! January 27, 2008
Ron V. (Los Angeles)
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
I used this product for a month on the recommendations of a video forum group. It was for the specific purpose of burning HD-DVD compliant videos onto standard 4.7GB DVD's using a standard DVD burner.
The biggest problem with this product is that importing files take a long, long, long time. Whether you choose your desired file from a dialog box, or drag and drop it onto the open Ulead DVD Movie Factory window, the program basically locks your computer up for the next hour. Note that this is BEFORE you do anything with the file.
It's not just with high definition videos either. Standard definition files also take a long time to load.
Technical support from the Corel website is basically non-existent save for some FAQ's and a users forum. Even if you click on the so-called "Technical Support" link it takes you directly to the FAQ's. You can't even get email support. I at least got that with Microsoft.
Looking through those forums I realize that others who use this product with Windows Vista have the same issues. The label on the box says "Works with Windows Vista", just not how well.
Hopefully I'll have better luck with Nero.
It's OK, nothing great, kind of buggy December 28, 2007
A. G. Crivello
6 out of 7 found this review helpful
I purchased this software along with Video Studio 11 Plus. It did get the job done but advanced DVD menu options would lock up the program even after a fresh install of Windows XP Pro (So all of my Menus are text based). Another issue that didn't exactly win me over was after editing my videos in Video studio 11+ I attempted to import them directly into Movie factory 6.0+. This seemed to be the most logical step, and even though they both work from the same extention DVD Movie factory will not open the files. I ended up converting the videos to Mpegs then back to Corel files. That added an hour to each DVD.
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