Eric Pautsch
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Ive always had this argument with some people. Yes, Scenarist does let you construct a disc with no abstraction layer which in turn gives faster response time from menu to menu, VTS to VTS ect. But I say WHO CARES! I used Scenarist for several years and for really complicated projects I would use it. But for Low to mid level work DVDSP is great.
Never really had any major issues with it – never had people complain they couldn’t play a disc because of DVDSP’s abstraction layerIn the end the user only really cares about menus and functionality. Take great menu design and construct a DVD using both systems – people will not be able to tell a difference.
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It all depends on which way the consumers go. This is basiically a big bet with some putting thier chips on RED and some putting them on BLACK.
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Construct a command to determine the value of SPRM 18. Based on the answer, set your button highlight accordingly.
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Set your warning label as the first play then turn off ALL user ops in the inspector.
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Thats good advice John…besides if people were copying your movies…you’d be a millionaire already 🙂
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I looking into using DVDLab but on thier website they state the it shouldn’t be used and has not been tested for professional use?!? Makes me a little nervous but for the money its worth a shot.
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There are bitrate analysers on videohelp.com – try there. you say it doesn’t play at all on his player? or does it skip? You could always go to circut city and test it on a bunch of players.
Another idea would be to go to Trai Forrester’s site and ask him to run it through an Eclipse and get a report from him. I did this once and it saved me a load of money.
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You can burn one but there are no HD-DVD players on the market. You can play back on a G5, a DVD burned with DVDSP
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Thats cool..I put the smiley up to protect myself. What is the layout of your title?
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It’s amazing to me that people who purchase an application for thousands of dollars have no idea how to author a simple disc:) Call Sonic support – Im sure they will help you out.