
Creating buttons and menus in Adobe Photoshop
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In this example, the Overlay image is simply a black shape. There is no anti-aliasing or
feathering around the edges, which appear jagged:
DVD subpicture colors are extremely limited, so each pixel in a subpicture is either a solid
color or transparent. If your Overlay images have anti-aliased edges, those pixels will
become either transparent or solid when the button is used in DVDit Pro HD. The jagged
edges are less noticeable on a TV screen than a computer monitor, due to the TV’s lower
picture quality.
Images in the Overlay layer can use up to four colors:
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Black:
Red 0, Green 0, Blue 0
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White:
Red 255, Green 255, Blue 255
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Red:
Red 255, Green 0, Blue 0
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Blue:
Red 0, Green 0, Blue 255
Transparent areas of the layer are treated as white.
In DVDit Pro HD, you map each color in the Overlay layer to a different set of selection
state colors:
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Summary of Contents for DVDit Pro HD
Page 1: ...DVDit Pro HD User s Guide DVDit_Pro_HD book Page 1 Monday September 25 2006 2 32 PM...
Page 10: ...Chapter 1 Introduction 10 DVDit_Pro_HD book Page 10 Monday September 25 2006 2 32 PM...
Page 28: ...Chapter 2 Getting started 28 DVDit_Pro_HD book Page 28 Monday September 25 2006 2 32 PM...
Page 46: ...Chapter 3 Creating projects 46 DVDit_Pro_HD book Page 46 Monday September 25 2006 2 32 PM...
Page 148: ...Chapter 9 Testing playback 148 DVDit_Pro_HD book Page 148 Monday September 25 2006 2 32 PM...
Page 212: ...Glossary 212 DVDit_Pro_HD book Page 212 Monday September 25 2006 2 32 PM...