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1. Re: Button Override Question Encore CS5
Stan Jones Jul 26, 2011 8:06 PM (in response to Dave Dwyer)I did not look a second time, but if you did what you said, it should work. But overrides can be tricky.
However, the current two methods most recommended (for DVD, the first does not work on bluray) is
1) to create a single chapter, chapter playlist for each chapter, with an end action on each chapter playlist to return to the menu.
or
2) make each chapter its own asset (from Premiere), and its own timeline. Then each chapter is a timeline (and the timeline end action is to the menu), and you make a playlist (not a chapter playlist) for the play all.
Their are no overrides and no end actions on chapters.
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2. Re: Button Override Question Encore CS5
ram8kumar Jul 27, 2011 7:42 AM (in response to Dave Dwyer)Stan is right.
You should avoid using the overrides if you can. Chapter playlist is a better way.
But if you still want to use the button overrides, then in your case I suspect that you might have not set the end action to individual chapter markers.
To execute the button override action, you should have a specified end action of the item linked to the button. (the chapter point in your case.)
Well, this is just my guess. Let me know if there is something else.
Thanks,
Ramesh.
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3. Re: Button Override Question Encore CS5
JSS1138 Jul 27, 2011 9:59 AM (in response to Dave Dwyer)But, this does not work

Where does it not work. Inside of Encore, or on a burned DVD in a DVD player?




