Apple DVD Studio Pro 4 - Manual (Page 547)

Target Details
The list of targets is the same for all sources. Some targets only work with specific source
types; DVD Studio Pro only allows you to assign appropriate targets to the sources.
• Menus: Use to select the menu to link to a source. Select the menu to have the menu
appear with the default buttons highlighted and to have the pre-script (if assigned)
execute, or select a specific button to have the menu appear with that button
highlighted.
• Tracks and Stories: Use to select the track or story to link to a source. Select the track
or story to have it play from the beginning and to have the pre-script (if assigned)
execute, or select a specific marker or story entry to link to a specific place in the track
or story.
• Slideshows: Use to select a slideshow to link to a source. Select the slideshow to have
it play from the beginning and to have the pre-script (if assigned) execute, or select a
slide to link to.
• Scripts: Use to select a script to link to a source.
Note: The following only appear when a suitable source is selected.
• Resume: Can only be assigned to menu buttons. Use it to take viewers from a menu
back to a specific point in a track. For example, you can set up a track’s marker to jump
to a menu that provides information or a graphic that pertains to the track just jumped
from. The menu can have a single button set to Resume that, when activated, takes
viewers back to the track at the point they left off.
• Stop: Can only be assigned to the End Jump settings of markers and slides. Use it to
force the DVD player to stop playing once the marker or slide is reached.
• Same as Disc: Can only be assigned to sources that define actions for remote control
buttons (such as Menu or Audio). Use it to set a remote control button to act the same
as the disc’s setting.
• Same as Track: Can only be assigned to story sources that define actions for remote
control buttons. Use it to set a remote control button to act the same as the track’s
setting.
547 Chapter 21 Establishing Connections