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CyberLink DVD Solution 4 Released

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The new DVD Solution 4 supports CD/DVD authoring and burning, DVD playback, slideshow creation, video editing, photo retouching, music ripping, and data burning.

Highlights of CyberLink DVD Solution 4 include improved compatibility for PC authoring and disc editing, new time-saving tools for video editing, enhanced video and audio quality for movie playback, extended burning support, and two new software applications that further strengthen burning capabilities and expand flexibility–the disc labels creator, LabelPrint, and packet-writing solution, InstantBurn. LabelPrint supports LightScribe technology that allows users to etch image designs directly to disc. InstantBurn allows users to burn content directly to disc at unconventional speeds via dragging-and-dropping, deleting, or renaming files like on a hard drive.

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Below is a list of the new features and abilities:

Data

Burn and back up data instantly.

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   —  Burn at 16x speed
   —  Burn onto dual layer discs
   —  Burn instantly with packet-writing technology
   —  Drag-and-burn quickly with personalized icons in Express Mode
   —  Split data across discs and compress videos to fit DVDs
   —  Schedule secure backups of important files automatically
   —  Review archives to compare altered or deleted files
   —  Recover deleted, damaged or modified files

Videos

Capture, edit, play and burn videos.

   —  Preview and capture from digital video camcorders
   —  Fit optimal video quality onto disc automatically with Smart
       Fit
   —  Encode optimal video quality with automatic monitoring using
       MPEG@Best
   —  Edit with magical tools that saves precious time
   —  Store initial video analysis for future references with
       CyberLink Rich Video
   —  Render only modified portions of clip with SVRT-2
   —  Burn video from digital capturing devices direct to disc with
       Right-to-Disc
   —  Play and burn re-edited discs worry-free with certified
       compatibility logos

Music

Listen, rip and burn music.

   —  Rip MP3 files without limits
   —  Add album information to tracks and create audio CDs
   —  Build a music library for organizing tracks
   —  Access online artist and album information
   —  Burn at 16x speed with dual layer disc support

Photos

Share and make slideshows.

   —  Add astounding transitions and electrifying title effects
   —  Turn image, audio, video and PowerPoint files into slideshows
       instantly
   —  Share slideshows as EXE files or screen savers
   —  Burn slideshows onto CD/DVDs for easy sharing

Movies

Watch and copy DVD movies.

  —  Watch movies with sharper, richer picture using CyberLink
      Eagle Vision 2
  —  Play movies with Smart De-interlacing technology to ensure
      smoother video
  —  Enjoy superior virtual surround sound with CyberLink Virtual
      Speaker
  —  Enjoy virtual surround sound on notebooks with CyberLink Head
      Phone
  —  Copy DVD backups in high quality
  —  Auto-shrink 8.5 GB content onto a 4.7 GB DVD

CyberLink DVD Solution is available for USD $99.95 at the
CyberStore:
http://www.gocyberlink.com/multi/cyberstore/product_order.jsp?ProdId=7

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