There may have been some workarounds to do this in later versions, but it's clunky as hell and looks bad. They won't function like a normal HDMV disc, where the menus are an overlay layer on top of a generic background.
I mean, it can make menus but they're subject to the limitations of DVD menus. There's not a lot of affordable solutions on a Mac that's why I'm using Encore CS6.Ĭlick to expand.Encore doesn't let you author proper Blu-rays with menus. It requires an authoring, so direct out of Compressor or Toast won't work. Is there something I'm missing or any suggestions?ĮDIT: I should mention this is for a feature release with multiple custom menus and scene selections. Even at the highest settings Adobe Media Encoder kicks its ass. except it looks like *really bad.* I mean, it's not even a contest. If I look at the info for the clip it says h264 but if I change the extension it doesn't play well with others.Īpple Compressor doesn't have this problem and those files slip right into Encore CS6 without a problem. I've tried it from Premiere Pro 2018 & 2019, Media Encoder CS6 & 2019 and get the same result.
264 it plays but Encore insists on transcoding it, which isn't really necessary. I'm trying to transcode a Prores HQ clip into H.264 Blu-Ray for use in Encore CS6 (I know, I know, but I'm on a Mac and that's all there is) but PPro and Media Encoder each force the file into m4v extension.
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