In addition to the improvements and new features that were promised when they presented what would become Creative Suite 7 (which you can read more about here<\/a>), in this update they have increased the collaboration and publishing capabilities, being able to share and store files through Creative Cloud, on Mac, Windows, iOS and Android. There will now also be integration with Behance<\/a> so that clients can get feedback on their projects. <\/p>\n One of the Adobe systems included in this collection is Encore<\/a> for DVD and Blu-ray authoring. It is a software with many possibilities that allows you to create from the simplest DVDs, which start directly with automatic video playback, to complex ones with fully customized menus. <\/p>\n In case you still don’t know how to use it but you want to try it, here you have a series of tutorials created by Andrew Devis for Creative Cow<\/a>. Although they don’t use the latest version of Encore, I think they are very well explained and will help you to get started. <\/p>\n As always in the first tutorial you will get acquainted with the software and its interface.<\/p>\n Here you will learn how to create a new project, adjusting all the features needed to set up the DVD. You will also learn how to import the files, either independently or as sequences from a Premiere Pro<\/a> project. <\/p>\n![\"creativecloud\"](\"http:\/\/709mediaroom.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/05\/creativecloud.jpg\")
<\/a><\/p>\nThe first steps<\/h4>\n