DVD publishing/packaging solutions for Mac at DVinfo.net

Adam Gilbert · September 6th, 2011, 10:18 AM

Hi Everyone,

I'm really struggling with finding the right fit for my company when it comes to disc publishing options that do a good job on print quality, work well with Mac computers (software, drivers, etc.) and are reasonably priced.

It boggles my mind how hard this process has been for me. Please tell me someone has a good solution!

An aside, I don't necessarily need to be able to burn discs with the publisher and it doesn't necessarily need to burn BluRays.

Thanks for any input!

--Adam

Edward Shaw · September 7th, 2011, 05:56 PM

Adam: I hope you receive some replies on this. I found your question because I have distribution problems, myself. I have been at this (XDCAM-HD) thing a few years and never would have thought exporting would be such a big deal. I have used FCP and Premiere. Putting a standard definition disc in the subjects hands is not the problem.

September 6th, 2011, 10:18 AM	#1
Adam Gilbert Tourist Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: Wilmington, North Carolina Posts: 1	DVD publishing/packaging solutions for Mac Hi Everyone, I'm really struggling with finding the right fit for my company when it comes to disc publishing options that do a good job on print quality, work well with Mac computers (software, drivers, etc.) and are reasonably priced. It boggles my mind how hard this process has been for me. Please tell me someone has a good solution! An aside, I don't necessarily need to be able to burn discs with the publisher and it doesn't necessarily need to burn BluRays. Thanks for any input! --Adam

September 7th, 2011, 05:56 PM	#2
Edward Shaw Tourist Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Butte, Montana USA Posts: 2	Re: DVD publishing/packaging solutions for Mac Adam: I hope you receive some replies on this. I found your question because I have distribution problems, myself. I have been at this (XDCAM-HD) thing a few years and never would have thought exporting would be such a big deal. I have used FCP and Premiere. Putting a standard definition disc in the subjects hands is not the problem.