Jon Geddes
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Memory leaks are not caused by faulty hardware, but rather faulty coding in the software. Encore still seems to have a few quirks with 64bit operating systems because of the old code that it uses. I’m pretty sure all the other Adobe software works well in Windows 7 and other 64bit operating systems, even though it still isn’t optimized for 64bit processing. That is why the programs only detect 4GB of memory. The programs all still run in 32bit mode, and 4GB is the limit.
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Just create an expression for the opacity of adjustment_layer_2 that says:
100 – opacity of adjustment_layer_1
obviously you will have to enter the proper syntax but I’m assuming you just wanted to know the logistics of the expression.
Jon Geddes
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An m2v and wav file is just what you want for Encore. While in Encore, in the project window, import as timeline, then select both the wav and the m2v, then click open/import. It will create a timeline with both of them together.
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Hmm, could be a memory leak caused by the 64 bit OS. You might want to read this thread on the adobe forums:
https://forums.adobe.com/thread/400484
Even though the problem is slightly different and it has to do with windows 7, it might cure your problem. I would give it a try.
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During the project check, it will report that as being a problem, since most people want the title menu button set. It shouldn’t prevent you from building though.
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Not possible with encore. You must create custom scripts to achieve this. DVD Studio Pro or Scenarist allows for you to do this.
Jon Geddes
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I believe you are asking if you can create a button highlight in encore for the text that was created in AE. The answer is yes. This is exactly how our Pro Motion Menu Kit products work.
I prefer to use Photoshop to create the button highlights. If you are using text created in encore as the highlight, you will want to delete the actual text layer, leaving only the highlight.
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Very odd. I have experienced the same issue with motion menus, but never with a main video. The method I use to get around it is to create an after effects composition with your video in it, then import the composition using the dynamic link feature. This allows it to render completely. If you have after effects, I would try it.
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Having the menu last for an hour is a huge waste of disc space and might cause problems during build since dvds can have a max of 1GB data for the menu assets.
I would recommend having the menu last for just a minute. Create your motion menu intro using AE, then have it hold the frame for the remaining duration of the menu. Export that out, and in Encore, set that as the motion background for the menu. Then set the loop point of the menu to just after the buttons fade in. Your button highlights will not appear until after the loop point, and when the menu reaches the end, it will loop back to the loop point instead of the beginning of the menu.
Jon Geddes
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