Moved generation of menu VOBs from videolink_window to dvd_generator.

[videolink.git] / README

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@@ -42,10 +42,10 @@ below.
 Linking to video
 
 You can link directly to local MPEG video files whose names end in
-".vob".  If you wish to combine multiple files into a single video
-sequence ("title" in DVD terminology) or to add chapter marks to a
-video sequence, create and link to a VOB-list file (explained below)
-whose name ends in ".voblist".
+".mpeg", ".mpeg2" or ".vob".  If you wish to combine multiple files
+into a single video sequence ("title" in DVD terminology) or to add
+chapter marks to a video sequence, create and link to a VOB-list file
+(explained below) whose name ends in ".voblist".
 
 VOB-lists
 
@@ -135,9 +135,9 @@ multiple menus.  The frame size is dictated by the video standard; see
 above.  The exact visible area varies between TVs so the background
 should cover all or very nearly all the frame whereas the important
 content such as text must not be placed near the edge.  For this
-reason VideoLink applies a stylesheet to all pages that adds 60 pixels of
-padding on all sides of the body; this doesn't apply to the
-background.
+reason VideoLink applies a stylesheet to all pages that adds padding
+equal to 10% of the frame dimension on each side of the body; this
+doesn't apply to the background.
 
 Prior to version 1.8, Mozilla may signal that a page is completely
 loaded before any background images are loaded and displayed.  This
@@ -176,6 +176,12 @@ aspect ratio and sample rate.  However, each chapter will run into the
 next.  If this is a real problem, let me know, and I may be able to
 provide a better solution in a later version of VideoLink.
 
+There is a limit of 128 menus in each "domain" of a DVD, which is
+further reduced by dvdauthor to a practical limit of 119 menus.
+Currently VideoLink generates all menus in a single domain (the VMGM
+domain).  Later versions of VideoLink should support larger numbers of
+menus by using multiple domains.
+
 Bugs
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