- Dvdfab hd decrypter anleitung movie#
- Dvdfab hd decrypter anleitung full#
- Dvdfab hd decrypter anleitung tv#
I double clicked the button tab in the Scenario Editor - and brought up the Simulation Window with the Button Command tab.
Dvdfab hd decrypter anleitung movie#
I now have an almost 'authored' movie - I've gotten most things so they work - but I've run into a couple problemsġ. I have three more questions - hopefully one of you will answer for me. The other problem I had was that I hadn't realized that I had to drag the 'chaptered video' into the title folder in the Scenario Editor - so my chapters weren't showing up. Thanks for that bit of advice - I totally overlooked the Simulation button!! Once you have some links made fire up the simulation window and test them out. From there, you are going to have to familiarize yourself with what the actual commands look like, but you will at least be able to see what buttons have and haven't been linked yet. If you are ever unsure what has or hasn't been linked, double click on the Btns icon and it will show you the simulation window. Go through and do this for all of your links. So, after dragging the line to play movie, you would click on the menu button labeled, play movie. Click on the button that you want to take you to that item. After you release the button a tiny preview of your menu will pop up. So, if you have a play movie button, drag a line to the first chapter of your movie, or to that title or whatever depending on how you have it layed out. You should already have your menus and items layed out in their appropriate Titles, PGCs, programs etc.įind your menu and if you have created the buttons then at the very bottom there will be a box with a little icon labeled, "Btns." Left click on this box and hold, then move your mouse to any item that you want to link to from that menu. If you have done all this, then the easiest way to make your links is via the Scenario Editor page. It should function just like if you were playing a DVD on your DVD player.
Dvdfab hd decrypter anleitung tv#
So when you say you created the buttons I assume that means you created and imported the subpictures and then used the Simulation Window to insert the highlights over your subpictures and link the buttons? Make sure you hit the simulation button (S inside a tv icon) and play the clip and test out the navigation commands. There is an excellent tutorial on the issue at where they discuss the multi-VTS features of DVD-LAB 1.4 Pro. The first play video will only play when the DVD is loaded. To create a first play movie that autoplays, just add it in the First Play PGC and from there link to the VMG menu or a VTS menu. If you don't care about languages, just create a language folder, name it English and add a PGC in there. This helps the DVD Player select the appropriate VMG menu for autoplay depending on the language preferences the DVD player may support. The DVD structure "dictates" that each menu in the VMG must relate itself to a separate language. You can however navigate directly from the Video Manager's menu to the different programs in the VTS. In such cases, you need to create a menu in the Video manager and two menus (these are actually optional) in the 2 VTS.
Same applies if you want a 16:9 and a 4:3 to be present.
Dvdfab hd decrypter anleitung full#
So if you want to create a DVD with half D1 and full frame movies, you need two titlesets. Basic reason is that you can't mix different aspect ratios or different frame sizes in a single titleset. You may wonder why you need to create multiple titlesets. Took me a while to figure out the mechanics of this.
This is because you can't "jump" from a titleset menu to anything other than VIDEO Manager. If you want to create a multiple VTS DVD (more than one title) then you need a Video Manager menu to navigate between the two or more VTS (titlesets). There is - basically - a single case where you do need that. Adam is correct in his comment and for a simple DVD structure you don't need to worry about language folders or a root menu.
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