Eric Pautsch
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That VOB file is only 32K so there’s nothing there. Just drag everything over except that small VOB file. Besides you’ll need to extract every asset and re-author the disc anyway. The client probably doesn’t have a clue how to make a DVD so it would probably be best to use their original assets to re-author that way.
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Hmmm…That VIDEO_TS folder should simply be dragged to your desktop. What does your system say when you try this?
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It’s impossible to have to VOBs to be named the same on a disc. Not sure how this disc was authored? How are you planning to re-author? The contents of the disc should be brought onto your desktop first – It should be as simple as deleting that Roxio Folder – its not letting you trash that folder?
Also, how are you adding copy protection? This can only be done at a licensed replication facility.
Best just to de-mux all assets then re-author the disc from scratch.
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Why would anyone be offended by Walter’s comments?
Discussion like this have more affect on software developers like Adobe then posting on their features requests forums. If 1 person here saved themselves a couple of grand by finding Encore to be an inadequate tool for a particular BD job…that would be a good thing right?
The fact is that Encore is an incomplete BD authoring tool.
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No offense….Capturing through a player’s outputs is terrible advice. It bad enough converting MPEG2 to an editable format but avoid going through a players outputs.
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The Menu button wasn’t designed to be pressed during a menu and expect it to take you to another menu….at least not in DVDSP. Just put a button on the menu to return to the root menu.
But if you insist, I’d put a short 1 sec piece of black in the track 1 position with an end jump to the root menu.
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Yeah…that was going to be my next suggestion…To start over. Sometimes things can go crazy 🙂
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You’ll need to make 1 track for your play all, then use stories for each chapter index. There should be NOTHING on each chapters end jump setting.
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Honestly the best thing to do is rent a bunch of discs and get ideas from the professionals that way. I have no idea what kind of work you do so its almost impossible to answer the question.
here’s a good book on designing menus for DVD….good luck 🙂
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Use Encore since you’ve posted in this forum 🙂 Designing menus is done in Photoshop and After Effects. What kind of ideas are you looking for?