Apple DVD Studio Pro 4 - Manual (Page 593)

You can improve a disc’s playback performance by keeping related elements together
whenever possible. For example, you should place the scripts used with a specific track
in the same VTS as the track.
Because menus often link to multiple tracks or slideshows, you will not be able to keep
them together with everything they can jump to. However, you can minimize the time
a DVD player spends jumping from the menu to the video manager files by keeping the
menus in the first VTS, which is physically located close to the video manager files.
See Standard SD DVD Video Zone Files for more information.
Showing the VTS Editor
The VTS Editor is located in the Outline tab. By default, the VTS Editor is hidden in the
Outline tab.
Indicates that the
project’s elements are
listed by their type, with
no VTS information.
Alternate View button
swaps view between
By Type and By VTS.
Adds a new empty VTS
(active only when the
By VTS display is visible).
Drag this edge to split
the tab and show both
By Type and By VTS.
To show the VTS Editor
Do one of the following:
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Click the Alternate View button.
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