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Is it possible to create menus automatically with DVD Architect Studio 4.5? Other programs I've used in the past were able to automatically detect scenes and used them to build menus. I can't figure out how to do it with DVDAS.
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In the project overview window right click on the video and select "Insert Scene Selection Menu".
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In the project overview window right click on the video and select "Insert Scene Selection Menu".
You have to have markers set for that or do It manualy in dvda.
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Other programs I've used in the past were able to automatically detect scenes and used them to build menus. I can't figure out how to do it with DVDAS.
This would suggest that the chapter markers are all ready there. If not, yes you need to have them placed first.
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