Sony CLICK-TO-DVD

frestuffwooo

i have a VAIO laptop and really like the bundled program "Click to DVD" and want to install on my main PC but cant find anywhere to download from, it seems to exclusively on VAIO's so can i transfer the prog from my latop to my PC???? If so is that legal?

Also is nero 7 any good, i haved nero 6 and am thinking of upgrading -worth it?

frestuffwooo

A little help please?

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sco0ter

Sony also used the hardware announcement as an opportunity to showcase its new one-click DVD-creation software, Click to DVD. Available only on VAIO notebooks and desktops that ship with DVD burners, the software enters a market already crowded with offerings from Sonic Solutions, Ulead Systems, and others. Like Sonic's MyDVD, Click to DVD offers two modes of operation—Automatic and Edit—but each "mode" is a separate version of the software. Both will ship with each new DVD-RW–equipped Sony. The Automatic version will take video from an analog or digital video recorder and adjust the capture and compression settings to fit the tape (digital tapes generally last 1 hour) onto a DVD. The software also automatically sets up the DVD menu and adds chapter points. The Edit version allows you to adjust video quality, which is especially handy if you want to squeeze more video onto a DVD, change DVD menu themes, or add photos to the DVD movie.

Explaining why Sony is making this move at this time, Mark Hanson, vice president, general manager of VAIO PC, said "We always want to take a leadership role not only for providing new functionality for the desktop but for the mobile environment, as well." Hansen wouldn't speculate on when other PC manufacturers would follow suit, but said that, "I think we're the first company that's providing an editable DVD platform for both notebooks and desktops."

There are no upgrade options for current Sony VAIO owners and the company does not plan on offering a retail version of the software.

Enough????