Tom may have the right idea, but check the requirements for running it. I'm
guessing it's XP Pro with service pack 2, but that's not a substitute for
looking yourself. There's a bunch of new software I'd like to run but it
would mean moving from Win2kPro to XP, which I run on my laptop but not on
my trusty old editing PC.
David Hurdon
At 07:37 AM 4/18/2006 -0700, you wrote:
I know this may be a little late in the discussion, but if you are worried
about ruining more DVDs, why don't you download Adobe Encore 30 day trial
version and see how that works for you. It works very well with files
exported from Adobe Premiere. Just a thought...
tom
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