Kyle_N
23rd December 2005, 03:06
is there a link or tutorial somewhere that explains a good outline of GPRM, SPRM scripting. I've picked up pieces here and there from manuals, but I would appreciate a full on tutorial if someone has one!
Problem:
DVD with 3 angles. Set as buttons (sub-pictures), and as angle streams. 50 + cells per chapter [chapter 01], with the angles on each.. each videos cell looping back on itself until the user chooses his destination. On top of that there is also another sub-picture layer with the navigation controls for the videos. (next, previous, play all, end of sequence, beginning of sequence, basic folds, information and home buttons), it's designed as a model for an interface.
Problem being I need to tell the dvd player what cell the 'viewer' was at as well as the 'navigation timer' setting (if possible)... so that if the user selects the 'play-all' , 'information button', or basic folds, the post commands + "back" buttons of those two chapters will take him back to the corresponding frame, in the original chapter [chapter 01].
Hopefully I explained that clearly, and someone can shed some light on how I would do this!
Problem:
DVD with 3 angles. Set as buttons (sub-pictures), and as angle streams. 50 + cells per chapter [chapter 01], with the angles on each.. each videos cell looping back on itself until the user chooses his destination. On top of that there is also another sub-picture layer with the navigation controls for the videos. (next, previous, play all, end of sequence, beginning of sequence, basic folds, information and home buttons), it's designed as a model for an interface.
Problem being I need to tell the dvd player what cell the 'viewer' was at as well as the 'navigation timer' setting (if possible)... so that if the user selects the 'play-all' , 'information button', or basic folds, the post commands + "back" buttons of those two chapters will take him back to the corresponding frame, in the original chapter [chapter 01].
Hopefully I explained that clearly, and someone can shed some light on how I would do this!