Roxio Debuts Creator 2009
August 26th, 2008 by Dana Wollman On the heels of Adobe’s Photoshop Elements 7 and Premiere Elements 7 launch, Roxio has unveiled Creator 2009,
an all-encompassing media suite allowing users to edit photos and videos, as well as author high-definition discs. The software, which is available today at www.roxio.com for $99.99, has several key new features. First, users can now upload photos and videos to Roxio Online, a new gallery with an emphasis on slide shows and storytelling. Membership to the site is free, but there’s also a premium version with added sharing and editing features. Secondly, Roxio now allows users to author Blu-ray discs, and there are new templates designed just for this format. Thirdly, AudioBook Creator converts audiobooks into chapters, so that when you upload it you don’t just get an unwieldly amorphous file. Finally, Beatmatching is a cool new feature that makes any playlist seamless by blending the beat of one song into the beat at the beginning of the next song. It can compensate for differences between any two songs. That’s good news if your soiree calls for both Miles Davis and Jay Z.
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September 11th, 2008 at 4:17 pm
It makes sense to add online storage, especially since suites take so much space anyway. There are some intriguing features. If I can get rid of many of my digital smaller programs and just use the suite I might get it. I’ll be on the look out for more info though.
September 17th, 2008 at 7:07 pm
Thanks for the alert. I was looking for a good media suite that would also have HD and Bluray capability. It’s always a plus to have internet storage too. Now I’ve got more research to do and decide if this is the product for me.