Re: need help debugging highlighting on hardware players

On 12/6/2011 9:53 PM, Lawrence D'Oliveiro wrote:
> Good question. I don’t know. But animated menus are commonly found on
> commercial discs; are you able to find one and try it?

I don't have an answer yet on the animated menu matter as I'm not sure 
if I have a dvd handy that would accurately test that question.  If 
anyone has a link to a smallish example iso that would be helpful.

Just for reference, or until I learn otherwise, 12 seems to be the 
correct number of frames for a still menu.  This was suggested to me on 
the videohelp.com forums as being the minimum GOP size that is 
compatible with both PAL and NTSC.  Sure enough, a frame count of 12 
produces menus that work properly in all my players.  This NTSC Toshiba 
exhibits mostly broken highlighting behavior with menu frame count 
values of 15.  At 15 frames if you press an arrow key enough times it 
may or may not change the highlighting.  At 17 frames and higher it is 
completely broken.

Out of curiosity I also tested multiples of 12 but this also results in 
completely broken highlighting.


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