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Enough with your worn out comments Snob. Sorry that I am boring you. Over the years, you would be surprised at the number of users, who swear that they have cleared all Overrides, only to come back and tell the forum that they found one, that they had missed. It happens all the time.   Since you have none - the issue is elsewhere.   Good luck,   Hunt

HarryPutnam wrote:   First off, thanks to Jeff...And to you Neil   My natural instinct was to `NOT use them' like Jeff says, but being inexperienced I figured that was probably wrong.? I was glad to hear Jeffs' comment.? Now I'm comfortable NOT USING them.   Ok, but far as what I hoped to do with them.? Seemed like there should be a way to break out of play and go back to a menu.   So I guess...

Jon - A final question.   Why encode at all?  I just use Adobe Dynamic Lick to send the finished project directly to Encore without any encoding.  Much faster, any subsequent required project changes immediately show up in Encore without having to re-encode, and I have always assumed the highest possible quality is attained.   Am I missing something?  This seems like the simplest way too....

the_wine_snob wrote:   Enough with your worn out comments Snob. Sorry that I am boring you. Over the years, you would be surprised at the number of users, who swear that they have cleared all Overrides, only to come back and tell the forum that they found one, that they had missed. It happens all the time.   Since you have none - the issue is elsewhere.   Good luck,   Hunt Sorry, no not boring... I'm...

In PR I am using .avi and .wav plus .psd and .aep   In EN preview the same thing is happening as on my Plasma Widescreen and the regular TV I have played the DVD on.       Should the .m2v be transcoded before I build the DVD ? It is the only thing that has not been transcoded.       Thanks, Scott   Date: Sun, 22 Nov 2009 18:26:25 -0700 From: forums@adobe.com To:...

The main reason I encode to h.264 is that is produces a better quality video compared to mpeg2 at the same bitrates. Though it does take much longer to encode, the image quality is superior.   Unfortunately Encore is not able to properly build a disc when motion menus are transcoded to h264 (error messages during the build process). Your only option for a successful build (when using motion menus) is to author in MPEG2 mode. All this...

There is nothing you are doingt wrong, the web people need to check their Flash stuff, most importantly realyl include al lthe files you provide them with. there's a reason why it spits out 4 files...   Mylenium

I ripped it so just in case I didnt get it get it back.   If you don't trust your friends, get new friends.   Copying a commercial DVD is illegal.? If your 'friend' won't give you the DVD back, you will just have to go out and buy another, taking this as a lesson learned about who to choose as friends.

There's not really a step-by-step needed, IMHO.? Never, ever overwrite an asset that is used in an En project from outside of En.? If En is open, use the Edit Original, Edit Menu in Photoshop, and Replace Asset commands.? If En is closed, then open En and do the same.   -Jeff

Your m2v should show "do not transcode" if you did it correctly.   If the Encore settings are correct (SD wide), your asset is probably wrong.? I would use Gspot to check it.   Is the menu also off in the EN preview?