So, what should happen is you put the DVD in to play, the pre-script will evaluate if GPRM0 does equal 1, and if not it plays the track. Now, add a script and set it as a 'prescript' to your first play track. Jump menu1 //assuming menu 1 is your main menu To do this, add a script as the end jump of your 'first play' and add two lines: This is so much neater than the previous solution. With scripting: use some scripts to prevent the first play track from replaying simply by setting a flag once it had played once and checking before it plays whether the flag has been set. I would then either use the menu loop point to bring in the menu buttons, or use the 'at end' property to jump to a second menu with buttons on.
Without scripting: set the first play to be a short piece of black slug, around 1 second long (or less), and end jump to a menu which has video footage of the clip that you want (with a hidden button, possibly).
You have a couple of options to get around this, one with and one without scripting. If the track had completed it is likely you'll go to the start of the last track played, no matter where else on the DVD you have navigated to. That is *exactly* what I would expect to happen.īy playing a track you have stored the resume information in the DVD player - remember that the menu button acts a a resume button in certain cases - such as when there is resume information! If you play *any* track and go to your menu, then press the menu button you'll go back to the track at the point that you last left it. you have got a DVD that plays a track, then goes to a menu, and when in the menu if you press the 'menu' button on your handset you go back to the track?
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