Joe Bowden
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You don’t need chapter end actions to do this- clear them all. Does that solve your problem?
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Most likely this is a menu issue.
Try saving all your menus to the Library, then deleting the menus, reimporting them from the Library, relinking them, and then build again. This workaround worked for many on Adobe’s user-to-user forum.
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Simply set the button you want selected as the Default button in the Menu properties.
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SCC is a closed-caption script…this is not the same as subtitles on a DVD. Instead, on NTSC TVs that have closed-captioning enabled, it will show the captions.
Encore 2.0 supports SCC files. No previous versions of Encore will.
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Yes. And you’ll also want to use subpicture-only buttons over the video if you don’t want to render it in Encore before you see.
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Gear Pro does…I don’t know of any freeware solutions.
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You can only add CSS to the original project file- NOT to an image- and then master that to DLT.
Encore offers no DLT verification tools.
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Nope, the slideshow will take only stills and audio.
However, you could create more slideshows, with timelines running between them containing your video. That would work.
Also, you could forego the slideshow and use a timeline, which can hold multiple clips with different media types such as video, still, and audio.
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Create a menu with a hidden button that has the last frame of your timeline as the background, then link the end action of your timeline to this menu.
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Encore uses Sonic burning libraries.