DVDAfterEdit, and now BluStreak

Rivergate Software is proud to announce our first Blu-ray product, BluStreak Premaster, and we have now started the process of moving all of our Blu-ray news and discussions to a new web location:

http://blustreak.dvdafteredit.com

As part of this migration, we will also be streamlining and reorganizing the DVDAfterEdit site, and organizing the most important and timely information so that it can be found more easily from the home page. We have over six years of articles, discussions, and news, including quite a bit of material on the now defunct HD DVD format. It has been our policy to keep everything, which can make finding some little kernel of knowledge difficult.

We will also be modernizing our web store and serial number tracking to make it easier to buy and maintain both the Blu-ray and DVD products. Thank you for your patience during this transition time.

Regards,

Larry

Those of you who have been following our news releases have probably noticed that BluStreak Navigator is still not released for beta testing on the web site, in contrast to our stated timeframes. Since these estimates have been overly optimistic, we are going to stop giving target dates, and instead only announce software when it is actually available for testing.

BluStreak Navigator, the Blu-ray Menu Authoring tool for Macintosh, will be released in two versions, Standard and Mastering.

BluStreak Navigator Standard, to be offered at $449, will output spec-compliant UDF 2.5 disc images that may be burned to BD-R and BD-RE and played in Blu-ray hardware or software players.

We have decided to use the all-encompassing name "BluStreak" for our pending Blu-ray Software Products. The first product will be BluStreak Navigator, targeted for release by the end of the year.