In DVD Architect, after placing the media with the scene/chapter markers
into the Project Overview window and right clicking and selecting “Insert
Scene Selection Menu” I get two playback options. I get a button that
plays the entire media file and a button that links to the submenu that
will play all the conveniently named scenes/chapters.

On the submenu with all the scenes listed, do you know how to launch
scene without the rest of the entire media playing, but rather
at the conclusion of the selected scene, going back to the submenu with
the other scenes?

Here a link for accomplishing this task but I’d be curious to know how you
get back to a scene playlist submenu or do you just let the selected
scene play through the rest of the media with the viewer using the
remote menu button to navigate to the scene playlist…again, here’s
that link:

http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/news/article.asp?articleid=50&keycode=3511

Here’ s a link for a tutorial on getting Camtasia files onto a DVD you might find useful:

http://www.johnrofrano.com/tutorials/camtasia2dvd.htm

Thanks for sharing Terry.

Rob

I burn a full DVD copy out of Architect (so make dvd and then burn).

I do this so I can go check it on a real DVD player.

Then when uploading to kunaki, I put that DVD (the one that I tested to work) in one of my DVD drives on my computer and Kunaki’s software uses that to create their file which it uploads (again through their software).

Terry

When you publish with Kunaki, have you within Architect selected Make DVD>
Burn so you’d be able to test your own burned copy for errors and then
taken the path in Architect of Make DVD>Prepare the currect project to a
specified folder with this folder containing the prepared project that you would
then upload for publishing to Kunaki?

Or when you Make DVD>Burn does Architect not only burn the DVD but
create a prepared DVD project for uploading as well?

Any tips on getting the finished DVD project correctly to Kunaki would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks for trying to bring DVD publishing to common person.

Camtasia is for screen recordings. Vegas is for all video editing. If you are only do screen recordings (no video with a live camcorder) and you just want to post online, it can all be done in Camtasia Studio. You can edit your Camtasia videos in Camtasia itself and output for any online site. There would be no need for Vegas in that case. I would only get Vegas if you have some video from a camcorder OR you plan to turn it into a DVD.

Terry

thanks for your help.

It’s nice to have videos to compliment the written reports.

I’ve always wondered how markers and menus are placed on a DVD …

Now I know

Thanks,
Greg