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Contents
The main content of the DVDMadeEasy.com Web site is accessible via the Table of Contents listing down the left side of the browser page.
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| Wherever you are, you can always get right back to the DVDMadeEasy.com home page by clicking on this tab. | |
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| Quickly find out what has been added to the site over the past month by going straight to this page. | |
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| Here you will find the full collection of articles, tutorials and product reviews. Subdivided by category, each listing provides a summary, date of publication, and difficulty rating to help you find the information you seek. | |
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| One of the most valuable sections of this site, here you will find specific authoring techniques, information pointers, and workarounds to known problems. Brief and effective, these tips may provide just the help you need in a crunch. (coming soon!) | |
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| One of the greatest problems facing DVD producers today is player compatibility. Here you will find the latest information on both recordable media compatibility and known player problems and workarounds. Members are also encouraged to use the available forms to report new problems as they are discovered. | |
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| In the Downloads section, you will find collections of useful freeware and shareware utilities, bit-rate calculators, and test assets that are available for download. (coming soon!) | |
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| The Business section provides basic industry services, such as lists of replicators and authoring houses, job postings, and other related information. | |
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| Not sure about a specific term? If it has anything to do with DVD, audio or video, you will probably find it defined in this extensive glossary originally contributed by Ralph LaBarge. | |
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| Designed to pick up where Jim Taylor's DVD FAQ leaves off, here you will find answers to DVD production questions, including those referring to specific authoring tools. (coming soon!) | |
In addition to the content areas and services, each section contains convenient forms for reporting new information or asking questions. For example, if you were not able to find a term in the glossary, just type it in and allow us to research it for you. In addition to receiving the results by e-mail, they will be added to the glossary for the next time around.
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