Two questions:
Can DVD Architect create "motion menu buttons"? That is, when your main menu is showing, the video clip buttons show a short 10 second (or whatever) clip of the video that plays when you click it.
I've done this easily in other DVD programs like Sonic, but can't seem to find how to do it in DVDA.
Second, but similar question, if you want a still button, can you tell it what frame show, instead of it showing the first frame of your video?
i.e. I have a video of a birthday party, but the first frame of the video is just of a wall or whatever, but maybe 30 seconds into the clip is a frame of the cake, and I want that to be what the button shows.
I know I can freeze and save a JPG of the frame I want and do it that way, but I'm talking about an option in DVDA that lets you select the frame. Again, Sonic could do this easily, I just don't know how to do it in DVDA.
(and I'm not trying to make Sonic look good, it's just what I used before I purchased Vegas Studio, which I LOVE!!)
Can DVD Architect create "motion menu buttons"? That is, when your main menu is showing, the video clip buttons show a short 10 second (or whatever) clip of the video that plays when you click it.
I've done this easily in other DVD programs like Sonic, but can't seem to find how to do it in DVDA.
Second, but similar question, if you want a still button, can you tell it what frame show, instead of it showing the first frame of your video?
i.e. I have a video of a birthday party, but the first frame of the video is just of a wall or whatever, but maybe 30 seconds into the clip is a frame of the cake, and I want that to be what the button shows.
I know I can freeze and save a JPG of the frame I want and do it that way, but I'm talking about an option in DVDA that lets you select the frame. Again, Sonic could do this easily, I just don't know how to do it in DVDA.
(and I'm not trying to make Sonic look good, it's just what I used before I purchased Vegas Studio, which I LOVE!!)