Saving Share/"Create Disc" details
Posted: Wed Jul 30, 2008 8:36 pm
I have VideoStudio 11.0.0157.0 Plus running under Windows XP/SP2/HE.
As has been explained a number of times on this forum, the only way to save the full details of a DVD produced under Share, eg menu used, chapter names, background audio, is to back completely out of the Share section and then save the project. However, I have noticed that if you do this and then later re-open the project you will often find that such things as the Chapter names have disappeared to be replaced by the original Chapter01 etc names. If your project has a number of titles, each with their own chapters, then this is a real nuisance - before burning the disc you have to go through everything to check that nothing has been corrupted. Is this this just my setup or is it a known problem?
As a supplementary question, does anyone know why VideoStudio omits such an important command as a "Save DVD editing details" - the current undocumented method is extremely unsatisfactory, to say the least. There must be a reason; its omission is a serious lack.
As has been explained a number of times on this forum, the only way to save the full details of a DVD produced under Share, eg menu used, chapter names, background audio, is to back completely out of the Share section and then save the project. However, I have noticed that if you do this and then later re-open the project you will often find that such things as the Chapter names have disappeared to be replaced by the original Chapter01 etc names. If your project has a number of titles, each with their own chapters, then this is a real nuisance - before burning the disc you have to go through everything to check that nothing has been corrupted. Is this this just my setup or is it a known problem?
As a supplementary question, does anyone know why VideoStudio omits such an important command as a "Save DVD editing details" - the current undocumented method is extremely unsatisfactory, to say the least. There must be a reason; its omission is a serious lack.