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How Do I Fine Tune The Poster Frame When Creating A Video Dvd


isilver

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Hello

 

I am making a video DVD, it has two video clips appearing in the main menu. I have set the poster frame for one clip but am having difficulty setting the correct poster frame for the other clip.

 

When I move the little blue handle to skip through the clip to choose a poster frame I don't see the frames where the picture I want as the poster frame. Skipping through the video to choose a poster frame seems to show only one frame for every xx seconds, but the frames I can select from must not appear long enough to make the selection (or something!).

 

You can see in the image below, I have 3 clips, the middle clip has the correct poster frame, however on the top clip when I try to set the same poster frame by moving the blue handle I can't land at the same or nearby frame. I tried to do this in the video editing window but couldn't find a way to save the selection back to the poster frame.

 

Is there anyway to fine tune the skipping/editing to get the correct poster frame. Can I import a couple of images to use as the poster frame for the clips?

 

Thanks for any help.

 

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Unfortunately this is the nature of MPEG 2 video. The only way you can have a greater selection of key frames is to first convert the video to h.264 (or other format) which then requires Toast to reconvert it back to MPEG 2 when creating the video DVD.

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Unfortunately this is the nature of MPEG 2 video. The only way you can have a greater selection of key frames is to first convert the video to h.264 (or other format) which then requires Toast to reconvert it back to MPEG 2 when creating the video DVD.

 

That's a shame, but thanks for your response!

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