Joe Bowden
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There’s no need to add video to the menu unless you want it…just add the audio to a still menu. Also, you’d need multiple menus- one for each audio file you want to play- and link them together in all the menu buttons.
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I’d suggest you call Adobe Tech Support.
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Which version of Encore are you using?
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Have you tried doing a SaveAs on the project, and then deleting subtitle tracks and rebuilding, one step at a time?
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Whoops, nevermind. I forgot you were using TIFF files.
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Are you using Faux Italics or Faux Bold on these subtitles?
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Higher burn speeds are more prone to write errors. For the least chance of burning errors, burn at the lowest speed available.
I’ve not heard of the Sonic brand of DVD media, so I don’t have any idea of its quality level. Some well regarded brands are Taiyo Yuden, Verbatim, and TDK. You can find out more about DVD media quality by researching user reports at https://www.videohelp.com.
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No, subtitles are written to DVD as RLE bitmaps, and add a negligible amount of file space to the DVD.
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Which version of Encore are you running?
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Ooh..this sounds like either poor quality media, too high burner speed, or a burner problem. My guess is one of the first two. Which brand of DVD media are you using, and what type (DVD-R or DVD+R), and at what speed are you burning it?