On not-my-workstation-computer (where this program is quite literally unusable due to crashing of all varieties), fresh install of DVDA, after it generates pretty much a whole blu-ray (taking 2 hours), it comes back with this message: File name: N/A Status: The version of udf_image.xsd is not 3.0.0.0006 That's funny, because here's the second line of the udf_image.xsd file: <xs:schema xmlns="http://tempuri.org/XMLSchema.xsd" xmlns:mstns="http://tempuri.org/XMLSchema.xsd" xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001...

No thanks to the dev (support may as well be a starved hamster), I got this program to not crash wildly on my hefty workstation. I'm using an i7-5820k on Sabertooth X99 with latest 3902 beta bios, 32GB DDR4, SLI 960's and Windows 7 Pro. Go into your B...

If I join MTS files with txMuxeR into a single ts or m2ts, DVD Architect crashes *instantly* the moment you touch the file. This is the same crap situation as Vegas Pro 14. The files work fine with everything else, they just crash your programs. ...

I am using the 30 day download trial of DVDA from the Magix store. I've been using DVDA Studio 5 for years and was looking to upgrade, but I won't unless the problem I'm having is fixed. When played on a Samsung K8500, BR discs made with DVDA v7 have the main menu and all submenu tracks truncated to 3 seconds in length. This same disc works perfectly in my LG player. Also, a BR disc created using the BR authoring in Premiere Elements with the same content, menu structure and loop length plays perfectl...

Seems like you are late, MAGIX.