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Three Quick Questions V5 DVDA2
Hi, Been away from editing for a while. These questions have probably been asked and answered, but please bear with me. All three relate to making & burning a DVD with a series of .jpg photos, with music background. No chapters etc. Simple. Here are the questions:
1. Photos seem to overexpose and/or flicker at yellow and bright green highlights, when seen on TV. Is there a way to “tone down” the colors (for the whole group of photos simultaneously) so they don’t overwhelm the TV? I recall there was a NTSC-safe or PAL-safe method.
2. Is there a way to set up the DVD so it starts playing immediately upon its insertion in a DVD player? (As is, it presents a “Menu 1” “button” that must be pressed on-screen, or physically pushing the “play” button on the DVD player.)
3. Is there a way to set up the DVD so that it “loops”, that is once it comes to the end, to start again from the beginning?
Thank you in advance,
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[John Gregoriades] “1. Photos seem to overexpose and/or flicker at yellow and bright green highlights, when seen on TV. Is there a way to “tone down” the colors (for the whole group of photos simultaneously) so they don’t overwhelm the TV? I recall there was a NTSC-safe or PAL-safe method.”
Yes. There are various ways to do this. You might look at the color corrector, secondary color corrector, color curves, etc…
[John Gregoriades] “2. Is there a way to set up the DVD so it starts playing immediately upon its insertion in a DVD player? (As is, it presents a “Menu 1” “button” that must be pressed on-screen, or physically pushing the “play” button on the DVD player.)”
Yes. The simplest way is to just do a File – New and pick Single Movie. It will then immediately start playing that movie. Otherwise, you can just make the desired movie the First Play.
[John Gregoriades] “3. Is there a way to set up the DVD so that it “loops”, that is once it comes to the end, to start again from the beginning?”
Certainly, just set the end-action of the movie to itself.
Edward Troxel
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Also on each photo, right click and go down to Switches, (I think it’s that), and check “reduce interlace flicker”.
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Thank you, Edward, and thank you, Allen.
John
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