Importing Mp3 into MF5

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Importing Mp3 into MF5

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I'm running DVD MF5 for Toshiba and I am trying to use an MP3 music file in the main menu which is longer than 30 seconds. I see from previous posts that others also want to have more than 30 seconds of music before it loops and repeats. Is there a hack for this? Is there another program which is free without a time limit for music in the menu?
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Re: Importing Mp3 into MF5

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I don't use Movie Factory anymore, but I don't think there's any way around the 30 second limit. :(

Maybe someone can comment on Movie Factory 7, or you can download the free trial... I haven't tried MF7 myself, as I have "moved on" to DVD-Lab ($100 - $250 USD) which doesn't have these kinds of "artificial" limitations. (It also doesn't have all of the features or ease-of-use of Movie Factory.)
Is there another program which is free without a time limit for music in the menu?
DVDStyler (FREE!!!) doesn't have these kind of limits either, but again it's not as user-friendly as Movie Factory and it has it's set of other limitations.
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Re: Importing Mp3 into MF5

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Hello mbfein,

If the DVD MF5 came preinstalled that means that its an OEM version which has limited features than the full version. Also as far as I know the DVD MF7 supports Mp3, so I strongly suggest that you try the DVD MF7 to see if it that's the program that you need. You can download the trial version from http://www.corel.com/trials.
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Re: Importing Mp3 into MF5

Post by Ron P. »

While yes, DVDMF 7 Pro does support MP3, the 30-sec limit is still there, which is what MBfein is really wanting to overcome. Personally though, I don't know why anyone wants a menu that plays longer than that anyway. I've never sat and watched a menu. I go to the menu, find what it is I want to watch and go to that part of the video.
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