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  1. 24th Oct 2005 17:06 #1
    garretrevels
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    here is what I came up with for my first ever menu attempt with dvdlab pro......I was pleased with how it turned out......it even looks better when played on a tv..........both root menus are motion menus....all have audio too



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    Niiice.

    Wait till you start dabbling with switch menus and transition effects.
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    Nice. Pretty good for your 1st time.

    Do you have video playing in the TV screens or are they stills?

    All in all, very clean and well done.
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  4. 24th Oct 2005 18:22 #4
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    Originally Posted by dipstick
    Nice. Pretty good for your 1st time.

    Do you have video playing in the TV screens or are they stills?

    All in all, very clean and well done.
    thanks
    yeah the TV screens do play video and sound
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  5. 28th Oct 2005 14:07 #5
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    very nice. with the short learning curve, DVD-Lab is a great authoring tool. Make sure you experiment with all the features like genFX, etc.
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