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Quickest Dirtiest Easiest
I have clients who simply want their video on DVD. They don’t want to hear about authoring.
My response has been to give away the authoring. Ouch. I make a quick easy menu, rationalizing that I’m learning something….
But enough of that.
Is there anything wrong, as far as playability on a variety of DVD players, with simply importing assets as timeline, setting timeline to First Play, and leaving the rest alone?
When I Check Project, I get these error messages:
(under the symbol for the timeline)
Menu Remote not set
End Action not set
(under the symbol for the disk)
Title Remote not setCan I disregard these?
— Bob Cole
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[Bob Cole] “Can I disregard these?”
You can. 🙂 It means that with that DVD, the “title” and “menu” buttons on the player’s remote control won’t have a function and that at the end of the video the player will just stop.
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Even quicker: If you are editing in Premiere Pro you could also export the timeline directly to a DVD without menu.
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Thanks. It works just fine. I toyed with the idea of putting in a black menu with an invisible button. But no menu at all works well.
— BC
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Another thought – If you can, set the End Action, Menu Remote, and Title Button Links to play your Timeline from the beginning?
–Michael.
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