Blu-ray Bewegtmenü in Encore CS3 überhaupt möglich?

Hallo,
habe gerade ein Bewegtmenü (vollflächiges Video + transparenter vollflächiger Button)in Encore CS3 erstellt und dieses Projekt als DVD und als blu-ray gebrannt.
DVD läuft einwandfrei. Video im Menü läuft flüssig ab und Button funktioniert auch. Wie in der Encore Vorschau eben auch.
Die blu-ray hingegen zeigt mir nur ein schwarzes Bild (getestet auf Sony + Panasonic blu-ray-Player) wenn das Videomenü ablaufen sollte (Button funktioniert aber). Habe es im Notebook dann auch noch getestet und was merkwürdiges festgestellt. Das Videomenü spielt ab aber zeigt nur ein schwarzes Bild.
Wer kann mir das erklären? Und wichtiger noch, wie bekomm ich das ganze so zum laufen, dass auch auf der blu-ray mein Videomenü korrekt abspielt.
Danke schonmal
Christoph

Hallo Mylenium,
vielen Dank für die Antwort. Die 24p funktionieren aber nur im NTSC und nicht im PAL-Format.
Heute hat Panasonic eine neue Camcordergeneration mit 1080p50 vorgestellt. Ist bekannt, ob Adobe dieses Format unterstützen wird?
Vielen Dank für die Antworten!
Gruß leznem

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