Pioneer DVD Menu Maker Operating Instructions - Page 12

PRV-LX1 DVD Menu Maker The chart below provides a guideline for identifying which cell reflects which option. Original Color 1 (BLACK) Normal Color 1 (BLACK) Normal Contrast 1 (BLACK) Select Color 1 (BLACK) Select Contrast 1 (BLACK) Action Color 1 (BLACK) Original Color 2 Original Color 3 Original Color 4 Normal Color 2 Normal Color 3 Normal Color 4 Normal Contrast 2 (gray tone represents opacity level) Select Color 2 Normal Contrast 3 (gray tone represents opacity level) Select Color 3 Normal Contrast 4 (gray tone represents opacity level) Select Color 4 Select Contrast 2 (gray tone represents opacity level) Action Color 2 Select Contrast 3 (gray tone represents opacity level) Action Color 3 Select Contrast 4 (gray tone represents opacity level) Action Color 4 Action Contrast 1 (BLACK) Action Contrast 2 (gray tone represents opacity level) Action Contrast 3 (gray tone represents opacity level) Action Contrast 4 (gray tone represents opacity level) Example with borders and descriptions for the 4-color limitation set forth by the DVD Forum: Color 1 Color 2 Color 3 Color 4 Photoshop Photoshop: Color as shown in Photoshop file Normal Color Opacity Normal: Color that matches shape(s) on the Highlight Area (Subpicture) layer and the opacity level is the lightest shade or gray meaning that white appears as button highlighting Select Color Opacity Select: When a button is selected (roll-over highlight), a partially transparent (opaque) color appears Ex: Colors 2, 3 & 4 become 50% transparent. Active Color Opacity Active: When button is activated, partially transparent highlight color appears Ex: Because of the opacity level, Color 2 button(s) are tinted with a shade of orange instead of just having an orange overlay. Note: Although the previous example chart shows borders and descriptions for each cell, the Color Table layer must not include this data. Page 12 of 24