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- RobertOZ
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Re: Menu
Do you mean MENU or new FOLDER
To add a new folder click on the + sign at the top of the library, this will add a new folder, which you can then give a distinct name and add your project content
To add a new folder click on the + sign at the top of the library, this will add a new folder, which you can then give a distinct name and add your project content
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Re: Menu
Even if PhotoImpact was still fully available it would still be very difficult to make new DVD menus from scratch - as even Photo Impact required a special plug-in and was quite difficult to do
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It is possible to modify an existing menu template and save it back to the menu template store in Videostudio for future use -- this tutorial was made a while back so you may find some differences in the later versions of VideoStudio so watch this on Youtube and see if it helps
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WmvWu0lw6G4
here are a couple of menus which I made for myself
BUT
It is possible to modify an existing menu template and save it back to the menu template store in Videostudio for future use -- this tutorial was made a while back so you may find some differences in the later versions of VideoStudio so watch this on Youtube and see if it helps
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WmvWu0lw6G4
here are a couple of menus which I made for myself
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Re: Menu
I use TMPgenc Authoring Works6-much better.
- RobertOZ
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- ram: 16GB
- Video Card: Radeon HD 5770
- sound_card: Realtek High Definition Audio
- Hard_Drive_Capacity: 5.5TB
- Monitor/Display Make & Model: Philips 32" IPS LED (Main) HP 23fi IPS LED
- Corel programs: VSX4-X10 VS 2018/2019/2020 & MS 3D
- Location: Mornington, Vic. Australia
Re: Menu
But Brians method is free, your method will cost about US$100, financially, Brians way is best
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