Stan Jones
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DVD or BD?
Button max issue?
For DVD, maximum of 36 buttons per 4:3 menu, and 18 buttons per 16:9 menu according to the DVD spec.
In Encore, I believe, 32 buttons per menu.
Stan Jones
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You right click the asset, not the timeline, to set transcode settings. The N/A is what you see on menus, timelines, etc. If you don’t see your assets, are they in a folder or otherwise out of view?
Stan Jones
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Have you tried linking the button to the timeline you want it to link to?
I think you may find that when you dragged the video to the button, EN created a timeline by that name, and linked the button to that timeline. Your video shows in the button thumbnail because EN, having created the timeline, is using the timeline for the thumbnail. Its alpha is black, because EN can’t put transparency in the background of a timeline.
Link the button as you intend, and I think you will find that your video is replaced by your target timeline in the thumbnail.
Stan Jones
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Are you linking the button with the thumbnail to the timeline that has the video section you want to appear in the thumbnail?
Stan Jones
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It is a double extraction (zip and 7z), and you must still put it in the correct directory or repoint Encore. If you follow the directions exactly, you will see them.
Stan Jones
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The video has to be part of the motion background. You can use thumbnails, but then they have to be pulled out of the timeline they are linked.
The latest on the buttons for CS6 is here:
https://helpx.adobe.com/encore/using/download-library-content.html
There are other links that relate to downloading the functional content, but they install only templates.
Stan Jones
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Unsure what issue you have: Photoshop prefixes or subpictures, or Encore color sets:
https://help.adobe.com/en_US/encore/cs/using/WS59BED893-683B-492e-847C-254257E34581.html
Stan Jones
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I would try a repair install of Encore.
Stan Jones
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The “loop” point is the point at which your highlights appear. If you have button elements in your Premiere motion background, you should edit the movie so they don’t appear until you want them to.
https://help.adobe.com/en_US/encore/cs/using/WSF49EA5DB-3743-49c2-9831-F66328B192F8.html
Stan Jones
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I think the answer is no. What you want is controlled by the BD player or the TV.
You can put it on disk each way and use a menu to pick which one the viewer will see.
Stan Jones