In this video tutorial you will learn to add a button to a track in DVD Studio Pro. You can use it to enable the users to choose to view a trailer or sneak preview of your upcoming project before sending them back to the main menu.
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I need to create a button with a psd image imported to project but i didn´t do it. The button is a crown. so! this object is not a rectangle like the program insists to create. i need help.
step by step as I do:
Create button
simple button
import asset
crown of the queen
colors
normal
select
activate
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