Encore web dvd and lightroom slideshow in muse?

Question

I'm new to the whole process of creating a website but very curious about muse and business catalyst.
Can I bring a web-dvd (created in Encore) and/or a slideshow/web gallerie (created in Lightroom) into muse? Maybe someone can explain the process to me.
It woud help promote my work as a filmmaker and vfx compositor. 

Answer 1

I haven't personally ever created a "web-dvd" from Encore, but created this sample website and explanation for how Lightroom and Muse can be used together to publish photo galleries from lightroom and a website from Muse to the same hosting. Perhaps it will be helpful.
Websites published to Business Catalyst via Muse are accessible via FTP so your Muse site can contain both the uploaded Muse content and uploaded galleries from Lightroom (or HTML/CSS/JavaScript uploaded from other tools).
If the site name is lightroomexample.businesscatalyst.com, then the FTP credentials for the site are:
server: lightroomexample.businesscatalyst.com
user: lightroomexample.businesscatalyst.com/<your Adobe ID>
password: <your Adobe ID password>
The default FTP settings in Lightroom work fine. By default Lightroom places all the uploaded files in a "photos" subfolder on the site, so by default the root of the uploaded gallery would be at http://lightroomexample.businesscatalyst.com/photos/index.html. If you want to upload multiple separate galleries you could put each in its own subfolder.
URL hyperlinks can be used to establish links from Lightroom galleries to pages created by Muse and/or from Muse pages to Lightroom galleries.
I’ve create an example Muse site that contains two Lightroom galleries at http://lightroomexample.businesscatalyst.com.
IMPORTANT: One word of caution. When working with FTP (via an FTP client, Lightroom upload, etc.) you’ll want to take special care to limit your changes to only the files uploaded by Lightroom.  Overwriting, updating or deleting files uploaded by Muse or files that are part of the Business Catalyst platform would cause problems for the Muse content on your site (either immediately, or in the future as Muse adds support for Business Catalyst features). It could also cause problems for subsequent uploads of the Muse site.  If you’re working from Lightroom, you’re safe as long as the content uploaded by Lightroom is placed in a subdirectory of the main site and the subdirectory name doesn’t match one used by Muse or BC.  (At present Muse and BC use folders with names: css, image, scripts, stylesheets, Layouts and Templates. Avoid those names and all should be fine. If in doubt, use an FTP client or the Lightroom "Browse" button for "Server Path" in the FTP Server settings to see what folders already exist and make sure to use a new folder for your Lightroom gallery.)
This same approach can be used with an FTP client to upload other files you might want to make available from your site (i.e. PDFs). Use an FTP client to create a new folder within your site. Upload the files to the new folder.  Then link to the files from within Muse using URL links. In a future update we'll provide an easy way to manage the upload and linking to auxillary files directly within Muse, but until then it can be accomplished using FTP tools outside of Muse and URL hyperlinks.