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  • Jon Hocking

    March 22, 2013 at 9:03 am in reply to: Apps to convert DVD to iOS and Android

    Thanks Eric, I will try videohelp.com. Will let you know if I get any positive results

  • Jon Hocking

    March 20, 2013 at 5:11 pm in reply to: Apps to convert DVD to iOS and Android

    Thanks Alexander, I am looking software that enables you to create iOS and Android Apps from regular Video DVDs. keeping all the features of the Video DVD like menus, subtitles, multiple audio tracks and all interactivity. Found one company in Germany but their pricing is unrealistic for the current DVD market, still searching for an alternative

  • Jon Hocking

    September 11, 2009 at 10:15 am in reply to: subtitle or too complex – a real puzzler

    Hi
    I had this problem, I expect you have time codes with 30fps and PAL only has 25 fps.
    You need to edit your sudtitles to ensure no more than 25 frames on any timecode numbers, then it will work OK

  • Jon Hocking

    January 13, 2009 at 8:11 am in reply to: Subtitles Time codes

    Thanks Joe for your response. I managed to fix it, for once I read the manual! – Encore DVD2 – there is a good chapter on FAB Image Script.
    During import select “Relative” to offset the timecode relative to the timeline (Page 213)- nice one Adobe.
    Hope this will be useful if someone else has the same problem

  • Jon Hocking

    October 31, 2008 at 3:00 pm in reply to: bluray popup menus

    With the vast experience of one project popup menus are OK. The project had 5 timelines with 5 popup menus all worked first time!
    Simple instructions are on the Learning disc that comes with CS4

  • Jon Hocking

    September 25, 2008 at 8:02 am in reply to: Encore CS4 update

    Walter, I’m surprised your having problems with Blu-ray in ES3. We have produced over 10 projects without a single problem. We are on PC’s but I think the main reason for our success is that we do all of the preperation outside of Encore, we only use Encore to “Stitch” a project together NEVER make changes in Encore. Menus are completed in Photoshop, including all buttons, subpicture and menu colour set. We use Edius Procoder3 for encoding in MPeg2 – Encore encoders are not very good by comparison – chapter time codes are noted from the Edius timeline and entered into the Encore timeline, again never change a chapter position in Encore. The BD-R discs made by Encore have all played on Blu-ray players that recognize this type of disc.
    We had to learn the above the hard way in our first project, but follow these simple rules and no problems. Looking forward to the additional features in ES4.

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