Re: need help debugging highlighting on hardware players

On 12/6/2011 3:54 AM, Lawrence D'Oliveiro wrote:

> No, because menus can be animated, just like titles. A menu is little
> different from a title, except (possibly not a complete list):
>
> * It must fit within one .VOB file.
> * It cannot have multiple alternative audio and subpicture streams for
>    different languages, since the menu itself has a language setting.

Well I do appreciate the help even though clearly the issue was not 
dvdauthor.

Do you know anything else in regards to why there would be such a 
difference in how two different hardware players would deal with a menu 
mpg?  The Pioneer is something like 12 years old and the Toshiba is 
probably only 5 years old or so.  I guess I'm trying understand if the 
frame count is the actual core issue or if by adjusting the frame count 
downward I am actually affecting some other hidden variable.

If this Toshiba refuses to operate a menu when the frame count is as low 
as 30 how could it be expected to operate with any kind of animated menu?




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