Wait Time Duration

I need to set an infinite wait time at the end of a timeline so the video stops and waits on the last video frame cleanly. The user then pushes the ENTER or PLAY to advance seamlessly to the next timeline.
Currently I need a secondary program (DVD RemakePro) to set this flag properly. If this is currently available in Encore, then I have overlooked the button. DVD Studio (on the Mac side) has it readily available as a command, and I would expect that Encore should be able to program this as well.
Work-around methods, like inserting a still frame, do not result in a clean "still". Setting a hold time or "wait time" gives excellent results, but I have not found the proper command in Encore to achieve this...or does this feature need to be added to the "wish list" of updates?

Your suggestion will work, but since the menu is a bitmap, there is a slight verticle bump as the Mpg2 clip transitions to the menu, even though the menu is created from the last frame. This does not matter whether the menu is built from the uncompressed last frame, or the Mpeg2 file. Maybe I am just picky, but as you say, your work around will work, but the best result is setting the proper flag in the IFO so the clip ends with a hold duration of infinity. This should really not be a big deal for an authoring program...in the end, it amounts to a setting in a text file!
Adding the ending menu to all the clips becomes a lot of extra work, especially when you add all the navigation to various clips from a real navigation menu. I would like to avoid pushing the VIDEO_TS through DVDRemakePro, since it is an extra step, but the results are worth it.

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worldviol wrote:
Hi,
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