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*toaddub* · 31-01-2007

I'm impressed. You manage to figure it out on your own.

I guess you have some background in DVD authoring?

Just a few pointers to save you some steps. You can skip Steps 5 and 9. When you add copied PGC to Menus domain with no existent PGC, it will be PGC 1, and you can set it as Root menu. Note that "Add copied PGCs" also copies all the PGC attributes (all commands, audio/sub track info, CLUT, Extras info, UOPs, etc). The details of the attributes are shown by right-clicking on PGC and "Paste attributes", which is enabled only after you make a copy.

You might have some red highlighted item in the DVD tree after adding a copied PGC, such as invalid commands. Make sure you fix this first before exporting to ensure proper navigation.

31-01-2007	#4 (permalink)
toaddub CDFreaks Resident Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 706	Re: Creating a Menu from scratch I'm impressed. You manage to figure it out on your own. I guess you have some background in DVD authoring? Just a few pointers to save you some steps. You can skip Steps 5 and 9. When you add copied PGC to Menus domain with no existent PGC, it will be PGC 1, and you can set it as Root menu. Note that "Add copied PGCs" also copies all the PGC attributes (all commands, audio/sub track info, CLUT, Extras info, UOPs, etc). The details of the attributes are shown by right-clicking on PGC and "Paste attributes", which is enabled only after you make a copy. You might have some red highlighted item in the DVD tree after adding a copied PGC, such as invalid commands. Make sure you fix this first before exporting to ensure proper navigation.