nero vision and menu issues

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  1. tings00

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    i have nero 8. i use nero vision to burn avi files to dvd. I have been trying to get more creative with the menus that i make. I ran into 2 issues. I tried using the smart 3D menus that come with it and they dont navigate very well when in a dvd player. if u have 2 pages of chapters it will skip to the second page automatically and it re-starts the numbering on the next page at 1 again. This makes it so you can never select a chapter from the first page.

    2nd issue - i figured out i could use a video file for the menu background instead of just a jpeg. SO i cut an avi file down to use as the menu background but when i burnt the disk there was no sound. I know there is a place to add sound, but i figured it would just pull the sound in from the avi file

    any help is appreciated
     
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    anybody have any nero menu skills??
     
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    To add the sound to the menu:

    1) in the Audio drop-down; select Custom...

    2) A navigation window will appear. Navigate to where your video file is located.

    3) For supported files; select All Files *.*

    4) Select the same video file you are using for the menu background.

    The sound of the video will be added to your menu.

    When you selected a video file for the background; Nero only uses the video portion; not the audio. You have to manually select the audio.

    This is how I do it. I use Nero 8
     
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    so is avi an allowed audio type?
     

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