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Wallackb

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Oct 16, 2012
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I dragged 3 movies into the Selection Box. I set the Blu-Ray Video Option.I selected Auto Play on Insert. I dragged in a picture for the Background and Gave the movie a Title. Then I burned the Blu-Ray. When I load the Blu-Ray into my external player the first movie DOES NOT automatically play. Rather I get a screen that merely shows the name my Blu-Ray disc. I DO NOT see the Splash Screen Menu. I DO NOT even see the name of the three movies that I burned. When I click on the Name that is showing the movie starts to play but no matter what menu buttons I press I cannot ever get to the Splash Screen Menu in order to be able to select other movies to play.
 
I dragged 3 movies into the Selection Box. I set the Blu-Ray Video Option.I selected Auto Play on Insert. I dragged in a picture for the Background and Gave the movie a Title. Then I burned the Blu-Ray. When I load the Blu-Ray into my external player the first movie DOES NOT automatically play. Rather I get a screen that merely shows the name my Blu-Ray disc. I DO NOT see the Splash Screen Menu. I DO NOT even see the name of the three movies that I burned. When I click on the Name that is showing the movie starts to play but no matter what menu buttons I press I cannot ever get to the Splash Screen Menu in order to be able to select other movies to play.

Did you pick movie project or data project? I've made that mistake before when trying to make audio cd's. I created an audio cd in toast and "burned" it to a dmg file. I then right clicked it and "burned" it to a cd in finder only to find out I made a data cd with a dmg file on the thing. In toast, if I burned directly to CD using audio format, I got an audio cd which mounted in the filesystem as an audio cd immediately after burning.
 
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