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March 15th, 2009, 12:44 AM
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Adobe Encore and Setting Audio Tracks
I have an Adobe Encore project which consists of a single video track and 2 audio tracks.
Audio track #1 is a mix of music and voice over. This is the default track. Audio track #2 is music only, no voice over. I have 4 buttons on my MAIN menu: Button #1: Plays the video (Linked to MainMovie, No Change in Audio) Button #2: Voice Over ON (Linked back to Button #1, Sets Audio to track #1) Button #3: Voice Over OFF (Linked back to Button #1, Sets Audio to track #2) Button #4: Chapters (Linked to Chapter List menu) The Chapter List menu has 4 buttons on it, one for each chapter in the movie. Each button is linked to the corresponding chapter and does not change the audio. When I preview the project, if I click on "Voice Over ON", and then play the movie, I get the movie with voice over. Good! Similarly, when I preview the project, if I click on "Voice Over OFF", and then play the movie, I get the movie without voice over. Good! If I click on "Voice Over ON", click on the Chapters button, then select a chapter from the sub-menu, the audio ALWAYS defaults to track #2 (no voice over). I want the "Voice Over" buttons to set the audio track globally so that if the voice over track is selected, it'll stay on when I go to the chapter menu, and if it's turned off, it'll stay off. Is there a way of doing that? Thanks, Julian |
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March 18th, 2009, 07:01 PM
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Bump.
Anyone have any suggestions? Julian |
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March 19th, 2009, 08:41 AM
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Hey Julian:
It looks like you're not getting much help here. I'm sure the contributors are a lot like me and not that versed in Encore's advanced features and settings. You might try the fine folks over at Wrigley Forums to see if they can help you out. One of the guys that posts on there has even written a book on Encore. Navigate to the Encore-specific sub-forum. Curt Wrigley is a great, stand-up guy and runs a nice forum for Adobe-specific software there. He regularly sends people here to dvinfo, so hopefully there's no issues with me linking you to them. Wrigley Video Productions Forum (Powered by Invision Power Board) Good luck, Brian |
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March 19th, 2009, 09:12 AM
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Thanks Brian,
I'll give it a whirl over there. Let me know how that jib is working for you. I'm still quite jealous! :-) Julian |
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March 20th, 2009, 11:21 AM
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Solved!
I found the solution, thanks to a suggestion of Wrigley, that I upload a screenshot of the Encore flowchart. I've never really looked at the flowchart before, thinking it was really just a cool gimmick, but in this case, it immediately showed where my error was. When I cobbled this page together, I copied the button for the Chapters List menu from an earlier version. This button linked to the chapter list menu, but had Audio Track #2 set. So, each chapter played with auido track #2 because each individual chapter's audio was set to "No Change"!
The "before" screenshot is shown below. Julian |
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