Jeff Bellune
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[Keith Betts] “Encore’s “Check Project” finds no problems”
That’s because as far as En is concerned, all is OK. If this project were authored on a PC, or on Tiger, or maybe even on a later version of OSX than what you have, the highlights would appear correctly on the burned disc. It is the interaction between En and certain OSX versions that causes the problem. I’m sure Apple and Adobe will just point fingers at the other if asked whose fault it is.
As to your other question, try leaving the (=2) and just change the (=1) to (=3), if that layer order still maintains the design integrity of the highlight. Otherwise, make the (=1) layers all (=2), and all (=2) layers (=3). There is no such thing as (=4).
-Jeff
The Focal Easy Guide to Adobe Encore DVD 2.0
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Mac?
Snow Leopard?If “yes”, then change the button highlight layer prefixes to (=3) from (=1). This has solved the issue for many Mac users.
-Jeff
The Focal Easy Guide to Adobe Encore DVD 2.0
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Hi Brian,
This short tutorial video (no audio) should help:
https://bellunevideo.com/client1/ADL_Demo/ADL_Demo.html
-Jeff
The Focal Easy Guide to Adobe Encore DVD 2.0
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No. It’ll give you the second sequence in the Project Panel as a dynamically-linked asset. Just create a new timeline in En and add the Pr sequence to the En timeline.
-Jeff
The Focal Easy Guide to Adobe Encore DVD 2.0
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2 tutorials that may help you with scaling HD to SD:
Adobe Premiere Pro – HD to SD Using Premiere Pro CS4
hd2sd – High Quality Scaling From HD to SD
-Jeff
The Focal Easy Guide to Adobe Encore DVD 2.0
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[John Frey] “Play All starts with chapter 1 and plays through chapter 17, but does not return to the Main Menu, as there is no end action set.”
Set the *Timeline* end action to the Main Menu.
[John Frey] “I set the end action for each one to go back to it’s respective menu page. When I do this, it automatically sets the same thing in the timeline”
Let me make sure I understand. All 17 chapter points, when you examine each of their properties sheets, show “Not Set” for the end action. When you create a chapter playlist for the timeline, and you add a single chapter to the playlist, setting the end action for the chapter playlist also sets the end action for the chapter in the timeline, the same chapter whose end action you just verified as Not Set?
If this is the case, something is seriously wrong with your installation of Encore, because I have never seen or heard of such behavior.
-Jeff
The Focal Easy Guide to Adobe Encore DVD 2.0
