Hi Glen,
Thats good to know, having always used a Matrox RTX.100 with Premiere Pro
and used its realtime export features I have never really looked at the
native Premiere Pro Export to DVD functions. Thanks for the tip.
Regards,
Richard Peoples
>
> In Premiere Pro, click on the timeline window to make it active, then go
> File->Export->Export to DVD. On the first tab of the window that pops
> up is a box labeled "Loop Playback." Check that box, choose your
> compression options, and then burn your DVD. When you put it in a DVD
> player, it will start immediately, without any interfering menu, and
> loop continuously.
>
> Glen in Vegas
>
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