Creating and editing tracks – Apple DVD Studio Pro 4 User Manual

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The main content of a DVD project is contained in tracks, which hold pieces of video,
audio, and subtitles that play as a unit.

This chapter covers the following:

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About Track Limits in a DVD

(p. 370)

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Working with a Track’s Assets

(p. 370)

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How Many Tracks Should You Have?

(p. 371)

•

About Subtitle Streams

(p. 371)

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DVD Studio Pro Tools for Working with Tracks

(p. 371)

•

Creating Tracks

(p. 372)

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Opening Tracks

(p. 373)

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Setting Track Properties

(p. 373)

•

About the Track Editor

(p. 377)

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Configuring the Track Editor

(p. 377)

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Understanding Time Information in the Track Editor

(p. 380)

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Supported Asset Types

(p. 384)

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Adding Video and Audio Assets

(p. 386)

•

Editing Video and Audio Clips

(p. 390)

•

Setting Stream Properties

(p. 392)

•

Exporting an MPEG Clip

(p. 393)

•

Working with Markers

(p. 393)

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About Marker Placement

(p. 394)

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Creating and Editing Markers

(p. 395)

•

Adding Markers to a Track Without a Video Clip Assigned

(p. 397)

•

Importing Markers from an Editor

(p. 397)

•

Importing Markers from a Text List

(p. 399)

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