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I have a project which has videos and images and has a 2 pick menu on the front of it.
I know if I burn it to a DVD the Windows Media Player will display the DVD menu and allow me to select a choice.
My question is, is a DVD my only choice for menu support? Can I output the project to a file that Media Player will display the menu for?
I tried Windows WMV file, and no menu. It just plays the video and images as one long video.
Is there such a thing as a file format that supports a DVD menu?
Bruce.

Bruce,
For what you are wanting to do, I think you'll be better off doing the Web page development in a program, like Dreamweaver, and then linking to a Flash "movie." You can do your editing in PE, for your AV, but the Web stuff is best handled in an HTML creation program. You'll just need to Export your AV in the proper size and format for the embedded player of your choice. That choice might already be made for you, by the Web site's designer.
Good luck,
Hunt

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