Dafydd,
There's nothing wrong with 1969 clothes and hairstyles - after all some people still wear them I see, especially when breakfasting on grapes and cheese.


Tony,
I was actually talking about Barry or Cranston or Gordon Brown.

Cheers
Adrian Life is really simple, but we insist on making it complicated. (see below)
Confucius
AMD Phenom IIX6 1055T, win10, 5 internal drives, 7 usb drives, struggling power supply.

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Dafydd

I'm so glad I got you guys talking again.

Yea, you just like the Subject title...

For the record, when I reloaded my "saved" Template, the music associated with the original Template came back in the Chapters menus where I had purposely left blanks.

Also, I decided to burn a second BD-R because of the 350% burning message and wouldn't you know, it eventually completed successfully!
So the first one I canceled too soon. Very nice to know in the future.

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For the record, when I reloaded my "saved" Template, the music associated with the original Template came back in the Chapters menus where I had purposely left blanks.

This is another peculiarity of PD. PD will happily accept different music selections for each of the different menu pages, but it does not like a menu page with no music. If you want to have menu pages without music, and without the hassle of deleting the music each time you open a saved project, try creating a recording of a few seconds of silence, and put that in as the background music for the relevant pages. That should satisfy PD because there will be a "music" track for each page, and these silent tracks should be saved when you save the project.

Robert

This is another peculiarity of PD. PD will happily accept different music selections for each of the different menu pages, but it does not like a menu page with no music. If you want to have menu pages without music, and without the hassle of deleting the music each time you open a saved project, try creating a recording of a few seconds of silence, and put that in as the background music for the relevant pages. That should satisfy PD because there will be a "music" track for each page, and these silent tracks should be saved when you save the project.

Robert

Ah ha...thank you for confirming that strange quirk and providing a neat solution.