This guide is designed to help you overcome all obstacles mentioned above and shows you step by step how to build a commercial grade interactive DVD game. This guide provides actual video and image samples so you can rebuild the DVD game to acquire the following advanced expertise:

Learn how to author commercial grade DVD game.

Learn how to identify major components of the DVD specifications and put them together the professional way (slide shows with menu, menus with timer countdown, random selection of menus, etc.) by advanced usage of the DVD virtual machine commands.

Learn how to prepare proper assets and build appropriate tracks for any DVD projects regardless of their complexity.

If you are able to follow and reproduce this project, if it can be done with DVD technology, you can do it with Scenarist. This project cannot be reproduced with other DVD authoring packages that do not support virtual commands and menus in the title domain. You can use this project as a starting point to design more complex DVD games.

This guide not only helps you learn how to design advanced interactive DVD games and quizzes. The contents of this guide also help you to understand the overall picture of DVD technology in the Scenarist environment.

The following section is a brief overview of the DVD game project we are going to author. The game starts on first-play an introduction screen as following. This screen is also shown for five seconds at the beginning of each new game.

The game has eight multiple-choice questions. These questions are selected at random to present to the player. The player has to provide three correct answers to any of these questions to win. Each question has a timeout limit of twenty seconds. A timeout is treated as an incorrect answer. The player loses the game if there are four incorrect answers given. The following screen shows one possible question out of the available eight.

You will be glad that buying these survival guides is one of the best investments you ever made. The series of guides in Acrobat PDF format contain step-by-step procedures to reproduce each project. Professionally prepared MPEG video files and Digital Dolby AC-3 audio files are included. To order your guides today, click on the following icon.