DVD Workshop 2.0 should really be called just DVD OH! for all the features it brings to the table. With the launch of DVD Workshop 1.0, Ulead brought the masses a tool that could bring more powerful DVD authoring tools to their knees. Features like hidden buttons, AC-3, motion menus, and so much more for under a thousand bucks, competing with tools that cost tens of thousands until recently, put Ulead permanently on the DVD authoring application map.

With the launch of DVD Workshop 2, Ulead has again leveled the playing field with multiple tracks of audio, subtitles, and other features previously found only on more expensive applications. This is a good thing, in my opinion, as it brings people closer to more easily and fluently expressing the messages that they've set out to express in one visual form or another.

In this book you will not find technical jargon that flies far over your head. In this book you will not find a need for deep mathematical skills. In this book you will not find pictures of Philo Farnsworth, one of the pioneers of video and television. What you will find are images of workflows, designed to answer the most common and basic questions relating to authoring DVDs. You'll find tips and tricks from an author and technical editor with real-world backgrounds in authoring DVDs and shooting video. You'll find tidbits of information that will improve your workflow by leaps and bounds, and magnificent revelations that will help you...