It worked!

It's a great way to make interesting titles, a bit of graphics and text with an area to give a preview of what's to come.

I've created DVD menus and done some interesting "blue screen" effects with this. I did a desert back ground with 2 characters crawling over a mound of sand. I had a green screen behind the characters and later masked them to reveal the desert pic. I also created "heat waves" with some motion distortion to make it very realistic.

You can get real creative if you want to. Richard

PD10, build 10.0.1129b SR VDE111213-07
Windows 7, 64-bit, Intel Quad core 3.3 GHz, 4 GB RAM, Intel on board graphics display (shares the RAM), 931 GB free space

Hi,
Thanks for the response...and comments...I have done a few self made menu's and 'Disc Menu's' but get sidetracked to easy...
I seen disc menu that I was trying to re-create..but not sure how it was accomplished..so thought I'd experiment.
Jim
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I have a DVD creation tool that I can use the complex DVD menus that I can create. For those I usually use my photo editor because it is more versatile. I usually use screen shots from my project and place them in the photo, later with my DVD creation software I can use that part of the image for buttons to navigate.

I often mask out a past to create a "window" that I run a background video in to create the motion like on a real production DVD.

It's a lot of work and I can spent too many hours if I'm not careful. Richard

PD10, build 10.0.1129b SR VDE111213-07
Windows 7, 64-bit, Intel Quad core 3.3 GHz, 4 GB RAM, Intel on board graphics display (shares the RAM), 931 GB free space