"PLAY ALL" response from Sony

fkvideo wrote on 10/20/2004, 4:54 PM
hi,

directly below my comments is the response from Sony, but it was vague, at best, and they must be talking about a different version than i have (I have DVDArchitect 2.0) the problem for me is that they mention "Destination under End Action" and I cannot see or find what they are talking about... maybe someone here can translate it for me???

anyway, here is the response in full i got from Sony:

Thanks for writing. You will need to select the end action for each chapter
to go to the next chapter.To do so, you will need to double click on the
chapter button to open up the chapter in the timeline. Then in the window on
the right side, change the Destination under End Action to the next chapter
rather than Most recent menu. You will need to do this for each chapter.

Comments

bStro wrote on 10/20/2004, 6:21 PM
No, what Sony tells you is correct for for 2.0. After you double-click the media / button, check the Properties window.

Like so: http://bstro.50mail.com/DVDA_End_Actions_Setting.png

Rob
fkvideo wrote on 10/20/2004, 9:31 PM
hi,

i just noticed that my version says DVD Architect "studio" version 2.0 - how can i get the version that you are referring to, i cannot locate it on the sony site anywhere, any ideas?

thanks for your help. my version does not have that panel, so after all this time, that is why i cannot "play all", because it was nbever an option ,

jim;
jetdv wrote on 10/21/2004, 7:52 AM
i just noticed that my version says DVD Architect "studio" version 2.0 - how can i get the version that you are referring to, i cannot locate it on the sony site anywhere, any ideas?

How about this:

Vegas 5 + DVDA 2

You can upgrade from Studio.

bStro wrote on 10/21/2004, 8:40 AM
Ah. You're using Vegas Movie Studio+DVD, rather than Vegas+DVD Production Suite.

You're in for a bit of a shock, then. The Production Suite is quite a bit more expensive, though you can get an upgrade discount. (Just as DVDA Studio is part of the VMS+DVD package, DVDA is part of the Vegas+DVD package -- you cannot buy DVDA by itself.)

If you want to stick with what you've got, you'll have to put your clips into a single video file.

Rob