AnvSoft Movie DVD Maker 2.12 Full Version

Movie DVD Maker is the easiest and quickest way to turn your videos into high quality DVD or VCD movies. It enables you to build your movie with a few simple drag-and-drops, delete bad shots and include only the best scenes and then burn your movie via the CD or DVD disc which can be played on most DVD players connected to TV.


Key features of Movie DVD Maker include:


* Import and Capture Videos and Audios from Anywhere
* Archive precious memories and valuable data in one click
* Variable Bit Rate (VBR) maximizes disc space by squeezing the highest quality video onto a disc
* Automatically add convenient chapter points. Base them on DV tape stops and starts, scene changes or at fixed time intervals. Or simply insert a chapter point at any time during the DVD creation process
* Pre-select a Menu Template and your movies will automatically be inserted in your menus for ready-to-view discs.
* Select and customize menu layouts with titles, thumbnail frame styles, buttons, and video backgrounds and save it for future use
* Add the excitement of full-motion menus with motion buttons and backgrounds with real-time preview. To liven up menus, add background music in WAV, MPA and MP3 formats
* Express yourself with creative titles and add Hollywood-like transition effects between each scene to give your movies more impact
* Burn your videos on DVDs or SVCDs that are playable on most home DVD players or on any computer


System Requirements


* SP2 for Windows XP
* Personal or multimedia computer with a 1.5 gigahertz (GHz) or higher processor
* 256 megabytes (MB) or higher of RAM
* 20.0 GB of available hard-disk space or higher
* CD-ROM or DVD drive
* XGA (1024x768) or higher resolution monitor
* DirectX 9 or later graphics support


Requirements for video capture


You need a way to get your videos into your computer. This requires different capture hardware depending on the source of your video. If you have a digital video (DV) camera, you'll need either an IEEE 1394 card or an analog video capture card. IEEE 1394 is recommended for the best quality results. Many new computers come with an IEEE 1394 card already installed. If not, there are a number of manufacturers that make a card that will work with your computer. If you have an analog video camera or a VCR, you will need to have an analog video capture card.