I want to assume that it's fine to author a bluray disc with files at different (supported) resolutions. On the other hand, you know what they say about "ass"uming.
For this project (a dance recital), most content was shot and will be rendered/delivered at 720-60P. However for some custom motion graphics and media files that will be on menus and extras, I want to use full 1080P at 30 fps. Is there any reason I can't mix files at different supported resolutions and also have a playlist with those different files respected and played back according to their native media settings? I will be using DVD Architect 6 and have only authored one prior Bluray project (all files at 720P) because most of my authoring work in the past has been for SD DVDs where this question didn't come up.
For this project (a dance recital), most content was shot and will be rendered/delivered at 720-60P. However for some custom motion graphics and media files that will be on menus and extras, I want to use full 1080P at 30 fps. Is there any reason I can't mix files at different supported resolutions and also have a playlist with those different files respected and played back according to their native media settings? I will be using DVD Architect 6 and have only authored one prior Bluray project (all files at 720P) because most of my authoring work in the past has been for SD DVDs where this question didn't come up.