keyboard so that you can change the name of the film that is activated in the upper list. Please note that changing the name also causes the film name in the DVD menu to be changed!
The information fields “Image quality” and
“Audio mode” let you review the settings you made in the window “Add Film”. They cannot be changed.
By clicking on the button “Remove Film” you delete (after a warning message) the selected film, so that the deleted film is not written to the DVD during the write process.
With the help of the up and down arrow keys next to the “Remove Film”button, you can change the sequence of the films that have already been added. To do this you activate a film in the upper list and then click on one of the arrow keys. This moves the film either up or down one position in the list. In this way you can maneuver the films to the desired position . Clicking on the Play button causes the activated film to be played. The following operating panel appears:
With the button to the left you can move the operating panel to the upper screen edge.
You can also see the
-“<” button to jump to the previous chapter beginning.
-“>” button to jump to the next chapter beginning.
-“Stop” button to stop playback and to call up the “Film Info” window.
-“Play”, in order to playback the activated film.
-“Pause”, in order to stop playback temporarily.
3.2 Info / Play: All
(5)Clicking on the “All” button calls up the “Info” window, in which you can see the contents on the compiled virtual DVD. This
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virtual DVD exists on the hard disk but has not yet been written to an actual DVD.
You can see the number of film projects, the total playback duration, the space used, and the free space still remaining.
A click on the button “Create” causes the settings you have made for the menu to be created. This calculation duration depends on the layout of the background. Moving material of course requires more computing time.
After the settings have been created, if you click on the Play button, the player is started and you can play the DVD as it is momentarily defined.
Afterward you see the player menu displayed:
In the background you see your menu, in the foreground an operating panel is displayed.
The arrow buttons combined in a cross serve to navigate through the films in the same manner as a DVD remote. You can thus use these buttons to move through the menu.
If you click either on the “Ok” button in the middle or on the play button, then the selection is confirmed and playback begins. After the DVD has been played, you are returned to the main DVD menu.
If you click on the button “Menu”, you are
