Mr. C

Someone that uses Win 10 will have to jump in here, but my first thought is perhaps you're trying to save to a protected folder. Have you tried saving to outside the usual Windows folders, like another drive/partition?

Without more information of how your project is designed, it's difficult to determine what is causing your issue. What you describe sounds similar to looping a still image menu. Without having something to wait for (video or audio clip, or some sort of menu object animation), looping a still image will cycle so fast that it will frequently take a few seconds to finally recognize user input. Attaching your project file (.dvds) would be helpful to sort out your issue if what I described isn't the case...

It can be done with a couple script commands, but I'm not sure you can do it with a static main menu. If you can use a 30 second video background, or at least an audio track (even a silent one), then that can be used as your timer. Under DVD>Properties: - Set default title post command to jump next title; (so that all titles will play once you start playing title 1), and your last title's Post command to call vmgm menu 1; - Add a g-register in First Play Command g1=0; jump vmgm menu 1; For VMGM Menu...

It can be done, but I'm not sure you can do it with just a static main menu. If you can use a 30 second video background, or at least an audio track, then that can be used as your timer. Under DVD>Properties: - Set default title post command to jump next title; (so that all titles will play once you start playing title 1), and your last title's Post command to call vmgm menu 1; - Add a g-register in First Play Command g1=0; jump vmgm menu 1; For VMGM Menu 1 properties: - In Post commands, set an...

It can be done, but I'm not sure you can do it with just a static main menu. If you can use a 30 second video background, or at least an audio track, then that can be used as your timer. Under DVD>Properties: - Set default title post command to jump next title; (so that all titles will play once you start playing title 1), and your last title's Post command to call vmgm menu 1; - Add a g-register in First Play Command g1=0; jump vmgm menu 1; For your VMGM Menu 1 properties: - In Post commands, set...

It can be done, but I'm not sure you can do it with just a static main menu. If you can use a 30 second video background, or at least an audio track, then that can be used as your timer. Under DVD>Properties: - Set default title post command to jump next title; (so that all titles will play once you start playing title 1), and your last title's Post command to call vmgm menu 1; - Add a g-register in First Play Command g1=0; jump vmgm menu 1; For your VMGM Menu 1 properties: - In Post commands, set...

It can be done, but I'm not sure you can do it with just a static main menu. If you can use a 30 second video background, or at least an audio track, then that can be used as your timer. Under DVD>Properties: - Set each title Post command to jump next title; (so that all titles will play once you start playing title 1), and your last title's Post command to call vmgm menu 1; - Set a g-register in First Play Command g1=0; jump vmgm menu 1; For your VMGM Menu 1 properties: - In Post commands, set an...

It can be done, but I'm not sure you can do it with just a static main menu. If you can use a 30 second video background, or at least an audio track, then that can be used as your timer. Under DVD>Properties: - Set each title Post command to jump next title; (so that all titles will play once you start playing title 1), and your last title's Post command to call vmgm menu 1; - Set a g-register in First Play Command g1=0; For your VMGM Menu 1 properties: - In Post commands, set an 'if statement' if(g1==0)...