[Clint Milner]

Easy…

Set the “End Action” of the timeline to be Chapter 1 of itself. It’ll loop forever and ever.

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[Clint Milner]

Alternatively, export your Blu-ray project folder from Encore. Burn the BDMV + whatever else gets exported to a DVD. Use IMGBurn to do this, it will create a disc that will be on a DVD disc, but when inserted into a Blu-ray player, the footage will be HD.

UDF 2.50 allows for this and most Blu-ray players are compatible with this too.

…just an idea since you’re in a pinch

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[Clint Milner]

Hi Tom,

I haven’t had this specific error before, but I’ll throw some ideas out there…

You didn’t say, but are you burning straight to disc? Maybe try burning DVD Folders, perhaps the file is too big for disc? Or rebuilding the project and flushing the Media Cache are all things I try.

Hope that helps!

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[Clint Milner]

I’m afraid I haven’t used CS5 yet, but when we send to replicators, I export the project folder from Encore (VIDEO_TS) and then burn it with IMGBurn which will do a nice job of setting a legal layer break.

Then I use GEAR Pro Mastering to convert the DVD-9 to DDP and it has passed every time. (touch wood)

I’m not sure if anyone else will have input concerning Encore’s DDP filesets, but if you have access to the programs I mentioned, it might be worth a try.

Hope it helps,
Clint

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[Clint Milner]

Hi Danny,

Many thanks for the tip. Hopefully I can get this to work using the Adobe route.

Cheers.

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UPDATE:

I’ve been able to use this code:

ul.menu li.current-menu-parent a {color: #036;}
ul.sub-menu li.menu-item a {color: #999;}
ul.sub-menu li.current_page_item a {color: #036;}


It seemed to be a CSS precedence issue.

What I can’t figure out how to do is to have the sub nav bar show when one of its sub-pages are active.

Can someone help me out with this one?

Thanks,
Clint

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[Clint Milner]

Thanks Walter, I’ll remember that in the future… this is some just some wedding speeches for a friend, so it’s not professional at all. I think I’ve lucked out a bit because it was shot with an HD camera, and I’m delivering on DVD, so most the noticeable movement has been fixed by doing this manually.

Thanks everyone.

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[Clint Milner]

You could try CC Particle World… Pretty good and will render in a 3D space…

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[Clint Milner]

Hi Dave,

Thanks for the info, I wish I could upgrade to CS5.5 right now, Warp Stabilizer looks like something I could use a lot with hand-held footage.

I’m guessing there’s not a solution for CS4…

Thanks,
Clint

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[Clint Milner]

Hi Florence,

Once Encore is open and you’ve started a new project with the setting you need (ie: DVD or Blu-ray and PAL or NTSC)

File –> Adobe Dynamic Link –> Import Premiere Pro Sequence

Another box will open up where you can browse to your project and select the sequence(s) that you want to import. Easy as that.

I would strongly suggest to take a few short online tutorials over at Lynda.com – https://www.lynda.com/Encore-CS4-tutorials/essential-training/723-2.html

You’ll get to know the right and wrong way to work in Encore and I think since you’ve presumably spent lots of cash on this software, it’d be worth the monthly subscription to Lynda.com

Well I hope that helps.

Clint