I'm running DVD Lab Pro and the results are fantastic as far as functionality, but I have a bit of a problem for now:
There are no buttons (much less titles) without highlighting. Now the Render Motion command is all fine and dandy, but not only is it a little bit blurry with its encoding, but DVD Lab Pro also wants to leave its fairly plain text in a sort of psuedo-transparent level of brightness. It's very faint, and that's not exactly what I'm after.
What would be a good way for me to go about getting my title logo imprinted on top of the main menu loop, and what kind of programs do I need to look into to get it encoded? I'd love to get some sort of graphical logo onto this, but I'll definitely settle for some text that doesn't appear faded.
While we're here, I'm planning on recording a commentary, and it's going to be a .WAV file initially. Can DVD Lab Pro get it into a DVD format on its own, or do I need yet another outside program to get that to something like .AC3 format?
I'm done with the movie itself, but the post-production (so to speak... it's all post production I guess) is taking as long as the movie now. Thanks for the help.
There are no buttons (much less titles) without highlighting. Now the Render Motion command is all fine and dandy, but not only is it a little bit blurry with its encoding, but DVD Lab Pro also wants to leave its fairly plain text in a sort of psuedo-transparent level of brightness. It's very faint, and that's not exactly what I'm after.
What would be a good way for me to go about getting my title logo imprinted on top of the main menu loop, and what kind of programs do I need to look into to get it encoded? I'd love to get some sort of graphical logo onto this, but I'll definitely settle for some text that doesn't appear faded.
While we're here, I'm planning on recording a commentary, and it's going to be a .WAV file initially. Can DVD Lab Pro get it into a DVD format on its own, or do I need yet another outside program to get that to something like .AC3 format?
I'm done with the movie itself, but the post-production (so to speak... it's all post production I guess) is taking as long as the movie now. Thanks for the help.