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1. Re: Burned DVD plays in computers, but does not play in DVD players
John T Smith Mar 14, 2013 8:36 AM (in response to "JP")Please post a screen shot of your flowchart so people may see what you are doing
http://forums.adobe.com/thread/592070?tstart=30 explains how
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2. Re: Burned DVD plays in computers, but does not play in DVD players
"JP" Mar 14, 2013 9:07 AM (in response to John T Smith)Here you go. It is the "Timesheets" link at the bottom of the flowchart that doesn't work on DVD players, but works fine on computers.
BTW from comments on this forum I infer that some people can tell a lot of things from a flowchart. Things like whether there or overrides and... I don't know what.
I can't tell anything except the crude "flow, that is "what's connected to what".Is there a tutorial or document somewhere from which I can learn how to fully read a flowchart?
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3. Re: Burned DVD plays in computers, but does not play in DVD players
JSS1138 Mar 15, 2013 10:31 AM (in response to John T Smith)Please post a screen shot of your flowchar
For myself, I think it'd be easier to see the button routing screen. Chanes are he just doesn't have them set properly.
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4. Re: Burned DVD plays in computers, but does not play in DVD players
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5. Re: Burned DVD plays in computers, but does not play in DVD players
"JP" Mar 14, 2013 11:48 AM (in response to JSS1138)Misters Simon and Jones - THAT WAS IT !!!
I'm a newby and self-taught with a long way to go.
I had stumbled across this screen while working on another project weeks ago, but at that moment I was working to deadline and did not pay the least attention to it. Of course, when I tried to go back to the screen I hadn't the faintest idea where it was or what the screen/process was called and, so, had no way to look it up.
It wasn't until you said "Button Routing" that it clicked. THAT sounded like it was exactly the problem, so I trolled HELP and found the answer. Thanks for the very useful stab in the dark.My test DVD hasn't finished burning, so I'm not absolutely sure myproblem is solved, but I am very confident you have directed me to the solution.
I'm working studio production today and through the weekend, but before I go incommunicado for 4 days, I wanted to say "Thanks a bunch".JP
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6. Re: Burned DVD plays in computers, but does not play in DVD players
John T Smith Mar 14, 2013 12:01 PM (in response to "JP")>newby and self-taught with a long way to go
The tutorial list in message #3 http://forums.adobe.com/message/2276578 may help
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7. Re: Burned DVD plays in computers, but does not play in DVD players
JSS1138 Mar 15, 2013 10:32 AM (in response to "JP")"Thanks a bunch".
You're welcome.
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8. Re: Burned DVD plays in computers, but does not play in DVD players
Alan Craven Mar 15, 2013 10:59 AM (in response to "JP")There is an auto-routing function for buttons, and you have some control over what goes on, but not much. Having had these sort of problems myself, I now always turn off auto-routing and make sure the routing is what I want by setting it manually.
You can check that the routing works as you want before burning, by using the on-screen remote in the Encore Preview.
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9. Re: Burned DVD plays in computers, but does not play in DVD players
"JP" Mar 18, 2013 2:54 PM (in response to Alan Craven)Just to cap off this discussion I thought I'd say how this happened.
Several weeks back I built a DVD and this menu with just three menu items - Introduction & Services, Hiring a Provider, and Supervising a Provider. It worked great.
Then the client decided to add "CMIPS" to the DVD and reissue it. That's when the trouble began.
I infer that the auto-routing function pulled it off with the original build, but lost its way when I made the addition.
Since I had managed to get along just fine for months without ever stumbling across or needing to know about "Button Routing," I was completely at sea when the problem cropped up.
Thanks again folks.JP






