Thanks, I saw it when I was in China, however in Bejing what I saw was what looked like a reproduction of the real thing and poorly translated to. I will continue to look. Thanks again DL

I use Adobe photoshop and Adobe Premier to make my motion menus, and then use vcdeasy to do the burning. I just make the final menu in premier and then convert it to mpg with tmpg, and then i just chuck it in vcdeasy and set it all up to play the proper thing. EDIT-I tried to use TSCV a fair few times in the past, and it just shits me. It always crashes and i hardly ever get it to do what i want it to do.

How do you make the menues with adobe? Is there any guide on the net? How do you create motioned thumbnails of the chapters and selectable items? The only way to do that i've seen so far was TSCV, but you are right: It really hangs up a lot of times and it's very annoying till you finally get something about what you wanted. Thanks Locutus

pretty much you create your backgrounds and everything in photoshop, and then you use premier to put in all your motion stuff (like clips from whatever your putting on the s/vcd). There are guides on how to put stuff in to premier, but no guide describing on how to actually make a menu with it. since s/vcds can only use the number buttons (and next and stuff) all you do is put a 1. on your menu to show that you have to press 1 to go to it. hope this helps. it can get pretty complex as you might have to set up templates and stuff,but once you have made the template its simple.