No Menu on Playback

[slove]

I have a new Windows Vista computer and EMC9. I could not get slideshows to play on my DVR without skipping pictures on playback (even after trying the suggestions I found from previous users' questions) so I made my slideshows in Adobe Elements 3.0 and exported as .avi files. I them imported four different .avi files into EMC9 (My DVD). Worked great on review inside the program. I burned the project to DVD and when I played it in my DVD player, the menu did not appear. The first movie/slideshow just started playing. I tried to get the menu to come up by pressing the "Menu" button on the DVD player remote--did not work. In addition to that problem, the video portion of the movie/slideshow plays at super fast speed, but the audio plays at the correct speed. Any suggestions? Thanks. (I have an E6400 system with NVIDIA GeForce 7500 LE graphics card.)

[bradc]

I have a new Windows Vista computer and EMC9. I could not get slideshows to play on my DVR without skipping pictures on playback (even after trying the suggestions I found from previous users' questions) so I made my slideshows in Adobe Elements 3.0 and exported as .avi files. I them imported four different .avi files into EMC9 (My DVD). Worked great on review inside the program. I burned the project to DVD and when I played it in my DVD player, the menu did not appear. The first movie/slideshow just started playing. I tried to get the menu to come up by pressing the "Menu" button on the DVD player remote--did not work. In addition to that problem, the video portion of the movie/slideshow plays at super fast speed, but the audio plays at the correct speed. Any suggestions? Thanks. (I have an E6400 system with NVIDIA GeForce 7500 LE graphics card.)

 

Did you ever get a response? My video just plays. even on the PC. if you hit the

menu' button it just starts over.

[slove]

Did you ever get a response? My video just plays. even on the PC. if you hit the

menu' button it just starts over.

No, I never did get a response. What I did get is a new computer. I couldn't get the DVD burner in that new HP to work right with any programs. I took it back and got a new Dell, with a faster processor and better video card, and everything works fine now. I can make slide shows inside MyDVD or make them in Premiere and import the AVI file. Even burned a DVD with a mix of the two.