Apple DVD Studio Pro 4 - Manual (Page 429)

• Convert to Track button: Click this button to convert the slideshow to a track. See
Converting a Slideshow to a Track for details.
• Duration: Enter a new value or choose a value from its pop-up menu. This duration
affects all currently selected slides. This setting is disabled if overall audio is being used,
and the Fit To Audio mode is selected. See
Manually Changing a Slide’s Duration for
more information.
• Settings pop-up menu: Contains a variety of settings you can use with your slideshow:
• Fit To Audio, Fit To Slides, and Fit To Slides and Loop Audio: Control how the slideshow
uses the audio when it is configured to use overall audio. These settings are disabled
when audio is assigned to individual slides. See
Assigning Overall Audio Files to the
Slideshow for more information.
• Manual Advance: Use to set all selected slides to pause or, if they are already set to
pause, to turn pause off. See Setting Up a Slideshow to Let the Viewer Advance the
Slides for more information.
Slide List
The Slideshow Editor displays eight columns of information for each slide. You can edit
two of these columns: Duration and Pause.
Note: You can drag the list headings to rearrange their order. You can also drag the edges
of the Audio columns to control its width.
• No.: Displays each slide’s number, indicating its order in the slideshow. You cannot
edit this number directly, but if you drag one or a group of slides to a new position,
the number is changed to reflect the slide’s new position in the slideshow.
• Image: Displays a thumbnail image of each slide. All slides with a transition assigned
have a triangle in their lower-right corner. Press Command–Equal Sign (=) for large
thumbnails and Command-Hyphen (-) for small thumbnails.
• File: Displays the name of each slide’s asset file.
• Audio: Displays the name of the audio file assigned to the slide (if applicable).
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