Roxio Creator 11.0
WinOnCD 2009 is the latest installment of Roxio flagship software
Program info
WinOnCD, better known as Roxio Creator is the latest installment of Roxio flagship software.
The latest version of this traditional multimedia suite (2009) is already in the street. The first thing that draws the attention of this twelfth delivery is the appearance of the user interface.
Structured in a very consistent five sections are clearly defined: the typical Head Start, where we will have to hand the tools we use a more frequent; the Data-Copy; Video Movies, Music-Audio and, finally, picture . In each of them will have a set of modules that will allow us to perform specific tasks.
Also, this product tries to cover most kind of users, since it includes easy wizards for people who are not too involved in the magazine business and more advanced tools with which to define exactly what we want to do.
In short, a very complete range of solutions that will be to the liking of the more novice users and those who want to further customize their productions.
Just remember if you purchased winoncd you need to get support from roxio germany, if you purchased roxio creator then the rest of the world.
Pros
- Excellent Performance and nice new interface
- Support English and German Languages after setup
Cons
- Supported only on Germany even though is the same Roxio Creator Product
- Complete product only available on DVD
Details
Extensions
Old versions
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The data will be available later.This suite includes
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This package comes with a grant of rights for network distribution.
Software developed to convert 2D photos into 3D high-quality photos.
It can convert photos to DVDs with multiple audio files
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