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"     3D is exploding into the world of movie theaters, television, and now, even your own home. As Jeffrey Katzenberg of Roxio declares, &amp;quot;3D is the next great frontier. The first big transition in cinema was from silent to sound, the next was from black and white to color, this will be the third transition: from 2D to full 3D.&amp;quot; One of the biggest questions in the 3D industry has been whether or not there will be enough 3D content available for consumers when 3D arrives. But what do people want to see in 3D? Roxio polled its customers and found that people want to be able to transform their personal photos and home movies into 3D; so that&amp;#039;s what&amp;#039;s new in Creator 2011. Not only will Roxio Creator 2011 edit videos and create CDs, DVDs and Blu-ray like a pro, it will fix photos and make cards, calendars and slideshows and it will turn your standard photos and videos into 3D masterpieces. The software supports new 3D cameras, camcorders, and other 3D formats, but it doesn&amp;#039;t require this advanced technology. With Roxio Creator 2011, you can create 3D from existing 2D pictures and 2D commercial DVDs. Moreover, you can watch on standard PCs, HDTVs, and Youtube with the anaglyph glasses (you remember those red and blue glasses from years ago) provided. If you do have a 3D ready display or active shutter glasses you can experience 3D effects similar to those found in Hollywood films. Other great improvements are faster video encoding, video image stabilization, and integrated Facebook and Roxio PhotoShow Support. Result? Your videos will look like they came from Blockbusters not your handheld videocamera! The software comes in a standard ($79.99) and a Pro ($109.99) version. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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