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ScottW wrote on 2/23/2005, 4:58 AM
Depends on what you mean by rendered. DVDA will accept AVI files (as long as there's an appropriate codec installed to handle the content of the AVI) or MPEG-2 files as input; if you feed it an AVI file it will encode it.

Whether or not you need seperate files depends on what your project requirements are - a typical example of a single file with a menu would be a single movie with a scene selection menu.
jetdv wrote on 2/23/2005, 8:03 AM
Yes, you must give DVDA rendered video. However, you have a variety of options but I would stick with either DV-AVI or MPEG2.

I would render the whole project to a SINGLE file. Then you can easily set up chapter points as needed and then put those chapter points on your menu(s).