Adobe Premiere Elements 12 - Manual (Page 256)

Every _ Minutes
Total Markers
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Places scene markers at the interval you specify. (This option is available only when the movie contains several minutes
of footage.)
Spaces your markers evenly across the entire range of clips in the Timeline.
note: If you choose not to add markers automatically at this time, you can add them later. Premiere Elements updates menus dynamically,
adding main menu marker buttons, or scenes menus and buttons if you add markers.
4. Click Continue. If necessary, modify the menu properties in the Adjust panel.
The buttons are linked to the markers in the Expert view timeline and the marker names are inserted for the button text.
5. Click the thumbnail of the menu on the bottom of the Disc Layout panel to view a menu. If necessary, scroll to the thumbnail you want to
view, or resize the panel to display thumbnails side-by-side.
After you choose a template, you can customize the menu, preview the disc, or burn the disc.
Download online disc menu templates
Menu templates for Adobe Premiere Elements are available online. To download Menu templates:
1. Right-click/Ctrl-click a Menu template.
2. Click Download Now to download selected template. Click Download All to download all Menu templates.
3. Click the Download in background button to download the contents in background as you continue to work in Adobe Premiere Elements.
The Blue bar on top right corner on the content indicates the content is not downloaded. Internet access is required to download
contents.
Customize a menu template
You can customize the background image, buttons, menu names, and typography for any menu template.
Customize a menu background
You can personalize your menu background with video clips, video clips with audio, an audio clip, still images, or still images with audio.
Some menus have special drop zones where you can place videos or still images. Templates with drop zones contain a black drop area and an
“Add Your Media Here” message. You can place videos and still images even if the menu does not have a drop zone. In this scenario, the
media replaces the entire background. Some menus without drop zones have additional art that remains in front of your video.
1. In the Disc Menu panel, click the thumbnail of the menu you want to change.
2. In the Menu panel, click Browse, and then locate and select a clip on your hard drive.
When both video and audio are set and you replace one of the clips, the other clip remains set, unless you select background video
that also contains audio. In that case, the background audio overrides the existing audio.
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