Supported asset types, Video assets for sd-based dvd video streams – Apple DVD Studio Pro 4 User Manual
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• Up Arrow and Down Arrow keys: Move the playhead to the next clip edge (includes all
clips in all streams) or marker.
• Home and End keys: Move the playhead to the start or end of the timeline.
See
for a complete list of keyboard shortcuts.
Positioning the Playhead by Entering a Timecode Value
You can also set the playhead’s position by entering a timecode value in the playhead
position entry. The playhead jumps to its new position.
Enter a timecode to
move the playhead to.
See
for more information on using the Viewer tab.
Supported Asset Types
The Track Editor’s streams contain the video, audio, and subtitle assets. You can add one
or more assets to each stream. Each stream has several properties you can set, such as
its language and whether or not it is enabled.
See
for information on working with the subtitle streams.
In addition to assets that are already DVD-compliant, you can add assets supported by
the DVD Studio Pro integrated MPEG encoder. These assets are encoded once they are
added to your project.
See
Encoding Video Materials for DVD
for information on supported video assets,
for information on supported audio assets, and
for information on the assets the integrated MPEG encoder supports.
Video Assets for SD-Based DVD Video Streams
All video assets on an SD-based DVD stream must use the same aspect ratio (4:3 or 16:9),
the same video standard (PAL or NTSC), and the same MPEG type (SIF MPEG-1 or full D1
MPEG-2, for example).
Note: All QuickTime video assets you import into an SD project are encoded as full D1
MPEG-2 assets and can be mixed with still images in a video stream.
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Chapter 17
Creating and Editing Tracks