You can use any type of menu. If you have an own flash application, which serves as a menu, nothing special has to be considered.

 

If you have a menu, which is an EXE file, you can invoke each file inside the database with a special command. See chapter Start a specific file inside the database.

 

A EXE based menu would be outside the database (mmf file) and is unprotected. It does not require the Premium Edition.  A typical content of the CD or download would be

 

menu.exe (your menu file)

mycourse.exe (the Multimedia Player)

mycourse.lic (the license file)

mycourse.mmf (the database)

mycourse1-n.mmf (additional database files if required - see split project)

mycourse1-n.wmv.mpvideo  (see video / audio files)

 

 

The menu.exe would be the program, which is started first. The menu exe can then invoke single files directly inside the database.

 

We have tested some menu programs and described the necessary settings.

 

•Autoplay Menu Designer

•Autoplay Express

•Autorun MAX!

•CDMenuPro

•Discstarter (recommended)

•Quick Menu Builder (Freeware)

 

 

This feature is available only in the Multimedia Protector Premium Edition.

See also
Start a specific file inside the database
Flash application using exe file