cinematic
2nd July 2003, 20:02
I am designing a complex motion menu where the menu is 'over a video clip'. Basically, there is a main title, 3 boxes (each displaying video), and a title for each box (play, scene, bonus). The video clip was built in Premiere. Each box slides into postion from off screen, followed by the main title dropping in from above, followed by the title of each box sliding in from the right offscreen. My Subpicture layer constists of just 'underlines' of the 3 titles for the boxes. Their normal 'display state' is down around 30%, whereas the highlight 'select state' is up around 60%. The problem is that I do not wish for the Subpicture layer to display until about 6 seconds into the video after the titles have settled into position within the frame of the video clip. It appears as though this is possible, since the 'start time to video' can be set. This also gives the desired effect in the simulation window. When I attempt to build, I get the error:
No valid Sub-Picture exists for highlight 00:00:00:00 in Track(men_main-t) Sub-Picture stream 1.
This error disappears if I set the Subpicture layer to sync with the exact length of Video and Audio (as the basic manual states for building a menu is 'over a video clip'. I have also tried w/o success to include a Subpicture 2 layer with no hilight color that is present when the Subpicture 1 layer is not (or also defined for the entire duration of the video clip with Subpicture 1 layer starting after 6 seconds). I get the same error.
My question is basically; Must the Video clip, Subpicture layers and audio match precisely with respect to start time and length in order to create a menu 'over a video clip'?
No valid Sub-Picture exists for highlight 00:00:00:00 in Track(men_main-t) Sub-Picture stream 1.
This error disappears if I set the Subpicture layer to sync with the exact length of Video and Audio (as the basic manual states for building a menu is 'over a video clip'. I have also tried w/o success to include a Subpicture 2 layer with no hilight color that is present when the Subpicture 1 layer is not (or also defined for the entire duration of the video clip with Subpicture 1 layer starting after 6 seconds). I get the same error.
My question is basically; Must the Video clip, Subpicture layers and audio match precisely with respect to start time and length in order to create a menu 'over a video clip'?