Digital Workshop

I was wondering if anybody had any tips on producing DVD-ROMs as opposed to CD-ROMs. I recently did a training course that had 1.45 gigabytes running from an interactive DVD ROM not a DVD. Not sure if this could be done with Opus 6. Have only had to produce projects on CD ROM upto now. Any useful comments/tips on general publishing limitations would also be welcome

As long as you have DVD burning software then burning your Opus Pub to DVD is no different to CD-ROM. You usually only have to choose the "Burn files and folders" in most software. I have created a number of DVDs in the past (finished one just recently) particularly when they contain large or quite a number of video clips I have never had any problems. Using a DVD does allow you to publish your program by chapter or even page as space is not an issue - this allows for quicker loading time by the end-user.