David Garrett
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take your pick from here… https://www.doogs-tutorials.com/
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personally I would use 2 arrows (1 up and 1 down)this will make navigation easier for the viewer, and I would just reverse the process that you used for the orginal down arrow scroll..
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The Encore preview is not what I would call the best.. best advice i can give you is to use a DVD RW disc and then test play that on a set top DVD player as the little niggles with the preview are not always apparent on the completed DVD.
Glad the tuts helped…
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perhaps not quite what you wanted , but this may help you..
DEMO : https://www.absolutevideosolutions.com/videosamples/scrollingmenudemo.wmv
Tutorial part 1: https://www.absolutevideosolutions.com/videosamples/scrollingmenutut1.wmv
Tutorial Part 2: https://www.absolutevideosolutions.com/videosamples/scrollingmenutut2.wmv
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you are not doing anything wrong, if you add text or buttons to a motion menu then you need to render it, go to FILE>RENDER MOTION MENUS, once you have rendered it then all will play fine.
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if you go here https://www.doogs-tutorials.com/encore%201.5%20.html and look to tuts #09 and #10 in the advanced section (red section), the tuts will give you a rough idea as to how to go about it.. (you may have to copy and paste the above link into your browser..
hope these help..
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The DVD spec only allows the use of 1 solid colour for a highlight, or a combination of 3 seperate different solid colours..
You have to cheat to get the efect you want, in other words you need multiple menus along with the auto activate feature of Encore… -
as Jeff has just posted, DVDLab Pro, it does need a seperate MPEG encoder though, as it don’t work with .AVI files., or Sony DVD Architect is another one but accepts .avi, both have a steepish learning curve
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https://www.videogears.com/ as these are .PSD files they will open up in Encore CS3, and if you have Photoshop then you could always make your own custom menus… hope this helps