[Christophe De backer]

You could try to add a simple choker around your footage. Until the noise issues are gone.

Christophe from Belgium

[Christophe De backer]

With 3rd Party Tools: Particular you can makes some decent smoke.

Andrew Kramer, has some nice tutorials explaining how to do it.
https://www.videocopilot.net/tutorials/q/smoke/

Christophe from Belgium

[Christophe De backer]

Indeed, Plexus looks great. Maybe for a next project.

I succeeded. Thanks!

Christophe from Belgium

[Christophe De backer]

Hmm, I don’t own Plexus. And the “ipod streak” technique no idea what that is.

thanks for the info.

Christophe from Belgium

[Christophe De backer]

I was experiencing with the beam effect, but forgot the Null.
Thanks! If you don’t use AE for 11 months you tend to forget the basic things.

Christophe from Belgium

[Christophe De backer]

Hi Rachel

There are no silly question’s xD. Believe me, I know.

It was quite simple, I exported the DVD menu to a flash file, in the building option. Then I had something like this:

The folder where all this is saved, I compressed to sent via wetranfer and if you open the index on a mac or pc it will open you browser and load the menu and even the movies behind the buttons. Quite handy.

Now I uploaded it to my host, and on the website I made a iFrame to load the index.html.
I will post the site as soon as it’s online. Then you can see.

Kind regards.

Christophe from Belgium

[Christophe De backer]

Thanks Daniel.

I will check it out tomorrow.

Christophe from Belgium

[Christophe De backer]

I would do it with adobe encore, after effects and photoshop.

Create a transition in AE for the end of the scene where you can choose to go left and right.

Use a frame from the scene where you have to choose to build you menu. With the transitions, I.E. a with fog over the scene and the buttons to choose left or right appear.

Then you crate a new transition where the fog disappears and the movie continued with the choose of the viewer.

Christophe from Belgium

[Christophe De backer]

No worries, Daniel. Work goes before play, although most of the time our work is play.

PAL-DVD

It’s not imported that some of buttons wont be seen on TV-screens. Apparently it’s only for computer screens.

Christophe from Belgium

[Christophe De backer]

That easy. I feel like a idiot.

Thanks dudes.

Christophe from Belgium