tomasc,
I can't see what relevance the monitor resolution has to this issue. I'm away from base at the moment and can't remember the figures for the monitor. It is an LCD PC monitor from LG with 4:3 aspect ratio. I'll update with more precise info when I'm back.
Edit: Monitor is an LG L1942PE, native resolution 1280 x 1024. Bear in mind, though, that TMT5 is displaying the menu in a 16:9 window.
I already stated that this is a Blu-Ray disc. All the screenshots were taken using a digital camera, because it isn't possible to get one from TMT5 using the normal Alt/PrtSc or just PrtSc, and then cropped to show just the areas at issue.
The disc contains two titles (individual PD projects) and the menu consists of a root page (the one shown) and a single scenes page on which these two titles can be selected individually for playback. The playback mode is set to play the selected title and return to the menu. When played from the root menu the two titles are played in sequence and then return to the menu. This all works as expected, it's just the nav buttons that spoil the party.
Tony, thanks for your input. I read through that thread which, not having wide experience of DVD/BD technology, left me in a bit of a daze. When I get back to base I'll read through it again and maybe more of it will stick
My son has a BD player but he's a half-hour drive away. I'll try to test my disc on his player, however if it proves necessary to change default player settings to get it to play right that won't really solve the problem as I'm making a number of discs for society members and don't feel it reasonable to have to ask them to do that.
It would appear that this is a problem of which Cyberlink is aware but they are dragging their feet and that does make me wonder about the wisdom of having spent good cash on an upgrade from PD9.
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Regards,
Mike
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