I am working on a DVD and the DVD will have a main feature, about 35 minutes long, it has an intro screen (about 20 seconds) it will have a slideshow (about 50 or so pictures) and it will have an interactive menu with animated menu transitions (about 10 pages of menus with 20 or so transitional videos).
Right now I have the intro rendered as a separate mpeg2, I also have every transition rendered separately, I have the photo slide show as a separate video file and the main feature is my last mpeg2 stream so I have about two dozen separate mpeg2 files that I am putting on this disc.
My question is: Should I have just rendered everything into a single mpeg2 file, generate multiple instances of the same file and use in/out markers to point to the proper areas for each of these instances?
Which would give me the most compatible and workable result?
Right now I have the intro rendered as a separate mpeg2, I also have every transition rendered separately, I have the photo slide show as a separate video file and the main feature is my last mpeg2 stream so I have about two dozen separate mpeg2 files that I am putting on this disc.
My question is: Should I have just rendered everything into a single mpeg2 file, generate multiple instances of the same file and use in/out markers to point to the proper areas for each of these instances?
Which would give me the most compatible and workable result?