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Stage 4: Adding Buttons to the Menus

Add one or more buttons to your menus. The display mode (4:3, 16:9 Letterbox, and so

on) and DVD standard (SD DVD or HD DVD) determine the maximum number of buttons

each menu can have. Each button can initiate a wide variety of actions, the most common

being to open a different menu, play a track, or run a script. This hierarchy of menus and

buttons gives you tremendous flexibility in constructing an “interactive” program in which

the viewer has numerous options to choose from.

Stage 5: Creating Tracks and Slideshows

Create one or more tracks, each consisting of one or more video streams, audio streams,

subtitle streams, chapter markers, and stories. Create one or more slideshows, each

consisting of still images and, optionally, audio. Tracks and slideshows can also be created

by dragging assets to the Menu Editor and choosing options from the Drop Palette.

Stage 6: Linking the Project Elements

Set up the various actions and links that will make your project work as it should when

viewed. For example, you can set what happens when a DVD player first starts playing

the disc, what happens when a track finishes playing, and what happens if the player sits

idle at a menu for a specific amount of time.

Stage 7: Simulating Your Project

View your elements and test your project as you go using the real-time DVD Simulator

built in to DVD Studio Pro. This process allows you to verify the links between the project

elements.

Stage 8: Building and Burning Your Project

Build the completed project and either send it to a replication facility or burn a DVD on

your own system.

Creating a Disc

Creating a disc involves two steps: building the DVD-formatted video zone (VIDEO_TS

for SD-based DVDs and HVDVD_TS for HD-based DVDs) and formatting it for how you

intend to deliver it.

Building the Video Zone

When you build your SD-based DVD project, a set of files is created and stored on your

hard disk in a folder named “VIDEO_TS” (video title set). The contents and structure of

this folder are strictly defined by the DVD specification. HD projects store their files in a

folder named “HVDVD_TS.”

When you build your project within DVD Studio Pro, it combines all the material you’ve

included (video, audio, and subtitles for the menus and tracks) into a single stream and

writes it to this special folder. Using DVD Player, which is included with your operating

system, you can open and play the contents of this folder, just as if it were on a DVD disc.

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