I'm authoring a disc for a client right now and one of the features of the said disc is an Image Gallery (with around 100 slides).
DVD Architect's Photo Compilation mode renders all of these as an automatically-advancing video sequence, which takes up disc space and introduces (subtle) moving compression artifacts into the images. So, instead put each picture on its own Menu page, with hidden buttons allowing the user to navigate LEFT and RIGHT through them. Currently, pressing ENTER will select the hidden middle button and return the user to the main menu to exit the Gallery.
However, the client has asked if it's possible to press MENU to be taken back to the main menu. This behaviour is seen on some other commercial DVDs, and I'd like to replicate it here, if possible - but DVD Architect grays out the option to change the behaviour of the MENU button in menus.
Is it possible to do this?
DVD Architect's Photo Compilation mode renders all of these as an automatically-advancing video sequence, which takes up disc space and introduces (subtle) moving compression artifacts into the images. So, instead put each picture on its own Menu page, with hidden buttons allowing the user to navigate LEFT and RIGHT through them. Currently, pressing ENTER will select the hidden middle button and return the user to the main menu to exit the Gallery.
However, the client has asked if it's possible to press MENU to be taken back to the main menu. This behaviour is seen on some other commercial DVDs, and I'd like to replicate it here, if possible - but DVD Architect grays out the option to change the behaviour of the MENU button in menus.
Is it possible to do this?