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bStro wrote on 4/18/2005, 5:45 PM
I haven't played around with it (even installed it) yet, but I imagine this is where the new entry and loop points come in. Wherever your "entry" point in the menu is, that's when your buttons appear. Anything before that is just the menu background playing; so if you've got an intro video that you want to use, just put that and the menu background all in one file and set the entry point where the buttons should become active. Then set the loop point where the menu should return on looping.

Just my guess, though.

Rob
jetdv wrote on 4/18/2005, 9:16 PM
Wherever you set the loop point for the menu will be when the delayed buttons appear.
Samus wrote on 4/19/2005, 3:00 AM
Awesome! And is that also the spot where the menu will return to when it loops at the end?
ScottW wrote on 4/19/2005, 4:53 AM
Correct. When you get to the end, the loop point is where it jumps back to.
Samus wrote on 4/19/2005, 2:04 PM
The preview doesn't reflect that though, it goes back to the beginning (aka my "intro"). Will it correct this when burned?
ScottW wrote on 4/19/2005, 3:19 PM
It shouldn't do that in preview - in the testing I did, preview acted just like the burnt DVD would have acted. Are you sure you set a loop point? There should be a vertical green line on the video timeline where your loop point is.
SonySDB wrote on 4/20/2005, 4:43 AM
Did you set the menu's end action to loop?

Menu Page Properties > End Action > Command