[Frank Quadreny]

Hi Walter, thanks for the input, what I did was take the SD animation into After Effects and up’d it to HD then exported a new mov file. But that still didnt work, I actually tried some of the included HD animated menus (like the CRIB) and it also did not animate during preview. Very weird, must be a bug in my software.

I’ve gone ahead and taken my project files, all transcoded, to the production house and they will be building the menu for me, so in the end I will be getting what I need.

Thanks Again !

[Frank Quadreny]

I could not find any HD menus that had motion, they were all static.
I did increase the still menu also. I did just like what you described, a “Wide screen” SD menu with the motion menu, increased the menu in photoshop to 1920×1080 and the motion menu in AE to 1920×1080, the file does play as a standalone file in quicktime. But it will not preview in motion. I tried creating a 7 min BLU-Ray IMG and it also did not have the motion. I’m just completely stuck.

[Frank Quadreny]

Hi, yeah I am creating a blu-ray disk in Encore. Im actually creating an IMG file so that I can take it to the local post house that have BD-R burners. I have a laptop and since no internal BD-R are available I am going the post house route (cost is not that bad).

What I’ve done is taken one of the SD motion menus into After Effects, removed a few elements and made a slight change then exported it in various size’s (1920×1080, 1440×1080…etc) none of them end up moving in the menu.