Joe Bowden
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Flash export does work in Encore CS3 on the Mac; not sure exactly what Walter’s problem was.
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It’s bundled with Premiere CS4, as they were in CS3.
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As I recall it’s not a bug, but how PGC structures on DVD-Video actually work. Playlists are “tricks” to get around limitations of the DVD-V format itself.
Rather than take my word for it, you may want to file a bug report. If it is indeed a bug, it’ll be added to the queue for fixing; if it’s not, you may receive a personal reply explaining how and why.
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No, Encore CS3 won’t help, as it’s feature set in DVD authoring is pretty much the same as Encore 2.0.
If being able to go to a previous video is important, then you must consolidate your timelines into as few as possible. There’s really no reason why you can’t use just one timeline.
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Yes, that helps.
Unless you need to have 52 timelines, I’d suggest that you use a single asset with 52 chapters in a single timeline, and then use a chapter playlist instead of a playlist.
Chapter playlists can be navigated previous and next chapters, but playlists can only be navigated to the next item, not the previous item.
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So help me understand – you have 52 clips in 52 timelines with one chapter each? And each timeline is in this playlist?
Or do you have a single timeline with 52 chapters? And each chapter is in this playlist?
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Which version of Encore?
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Do you mean a playlist? Playlists can contain timelines, slideshows, chapter playlists, etc.
If you press the previous button twice, does it take you to the previous chapter?
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An M2TS file is a video stream…menus would not work there.
Blu-ray requires a dedicated Blu-ray player (software or hardware). In the Blu-ray player, you would “open” the BDMV folder.
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Those are the audio transcoding settings in your screenshots. Let’s see the video transcoding sessions.
Also, that’s the preview in Adobe Media Encoder, correct?