123 Copy DVD Gold Review

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(More customer reviews)I just puchased the latest version of this product; 123 Copy DVD Gold v7.0.0.25. It has failed to work at all. After visiting the website forum for the company, I discovered that there is a known problem that the software will not work with some external drives.
So, if you are a laptop, notebook, or netbook user (as many people are these days) it's likely that this software will not work on your machine.
I am currently waiting for the company to release another update that they say is supposed to fix this problem. If and/or when this update becomes available I will update my review of this product.
In the meantime, be warned...
Update...
Since I posted my review of 123 Copy DVD Gold (2010 version) a couple of days ago, I have been told by the company that the updates that they are releasing are in attempts to fix the problems with the 2009 version of the software. So, apparently there are no immediate plans to update the 2010 version to fix the problems with it since apparently not enough users have yet upgraded to the 2010 version. I recommend avoiding this software. Unfortunately, there don't appear to be many alternatives to this software for DVD copying, nevertheless, this software has not worked for me at all.
Further, I was curious about the positive 5 star review that was also posted for this product, given the problems I've had with it, and the problems that others have posted on the forum at the company's website.
In checking all the reviews that this individual has posted it is interesting to note that they are all for this company's products and they are all five star reviews. Perhaps this individual is an employee of the company? If so, I would consider this a deceptive practice and would ask Amazon to look into it.


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Adobe Premiere Elements 7 Review

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(More customer reviews)I am NOT a newbie to video editing, in fact I have been an avid user of Adobe Premier Elements for some time now...with ver. 4 being the most recent before the version 7 purchase. Let me get this out in the open, I was disgusted with Adobe PE7 at first because I was trying to edit and burn footage from my same old camcorders....footage that Adobe PE3 and 4 handled just fine. I have tried MULTIPLE projects now and have yet to be able to render or burn a DVD using the MP4 (avc H.264) footage from my Sanyo Xacti or my Samsung NV24HD. Even worse I cannot keep a project of any size open long enough to do any editing before the program gives me a "low on memory" warning and then crashes! Version 4 was crazy enough, as I was always sure to hit the "save" button many times while editing, but this version 7 is a joke for these formats. I can't even add the MP4 files to the time-line without it crashing. Now for the good part and why I give this release a 4 star. I was asked by a buddy to edit and burn some youth football footage from his newly acquired Canon HF10 with SDHC card. I was excited. Although I had no clue what an .mts file was Adonbe PE 7 not only recognized it and imported it quickly...but I proceeded to edit both video and audio (together and separately)as well as burn to a regular DVD (not BluRay). It was a great experience. The only reason I won't give this a 5 star is that Adobe still shows this PE7 program as being compatible with MP4 and I beg to differ as a user...but if you are going the direction I want to go, AVCHD and BluRay, etc...Adobe did something right in this category. I will add that while i am not a big fan of the GUI of Pinnacle Studio Plus 12 it has handled ALL of my format types without a problem. I am running Vista Basic on a Celeron 1.60Ghz processor (Dell Inspiron 530 desktop) with 4GB of ram.
UPDATE: Now that I have purchased my OWN Canon HF10 AVCHD camcorder (1080 high-def) Adobe PE7 is my go-to program for this type of footage. Again, it handles the AVCHD / .mts file format flawlessly. Check out my other reviews for some other programs I have tried like Corel VideoStudio X2 and Magix - Movie Edit pro 14. If you are going to be working with AVCHD, certainly any of the Canon HF series camcorders that put .mts on sdhc flash cards...then I believe Adobe Premier Elements 7 is the best option.

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