Proper order using Motion, FC, SP, and Compressor

Question

I've got a project that will hopefully be a dvd that someone can watch on both tv and computer. The dvd will have a folder of hundreds of pictures that need to be Zoomed in on in some cases to be able to read the names at the bottom so that folder will be a PDF which, of course cannot be seen on tv.
However, I'm offering the client a brief movie which is simply a teaser of the pictures but placed into Motion for some special effects. In addition I will have a person speaking in the background during the pictures as the move through the motion or FC presentation (about 3 minutes).
So is the proper direction to go with this to 1. create my special effects in motion, 2. Send it then to FC and bring in my music and vocal recording, and then 3. send that to SP and create a menu somehow and link it to the folder of pdfs, and finally 4. Take all that back to compressor?
I'm a tad nervous here about just going about this the ignorant way instead of the sensible way.

Answer 1

bauchaik wrote:
So is the proper direction to go with this to 1. create my special effects in motion,
Yes
2. Send it then to FC and bring in my music and vocal recording, and then
Yes
3. send that to SP and create a menu somehow and link it to the folder of pdfs, and finally
No you want to use Compressor on the FCP sequence you made in step 2
4. Take all that back to compressor?
See number 3
Once you do the moves on the images and add your audio you now have a movie that you compress and place into DVDSP. If you want to make each image in this movie link to a pdf file on the disc that is done in the authoring of the DVD in DVDSP. You will need to make a unique button for each image and only show that button when you see the image and then that button would link to the pdf.
But you know of course it will do nothing if the disc is played in a Set-top DVD player instead of a computer.
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