User manual ULEAD BURN.NOW 4

[. . . ] June 2006 Ulead® Burn. Now® 4. 0 Copyright © 2003-2006 Ulead Systems, Inc. No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording or storing in a retrieval system, or translated into any language in any form without the express written permission of Ulead Systems, Inc. Software license The software described in this document is furnished under a License Agreement which is included with the product. This Agreement specifies the permitted and prohibited uses of the product. Licenses and trademarks ICI Library © 1991- 1992 C-Cube Microsystems. Ulead, the Ulead logo, and Ulead Burn. Now are trademarks of Ulead Systems, Inc. [. . . ] Vocal Reduction lowers human voice in your audio file. Burn. Now 22 ULEAD BURN. NOW USER GUIDE Click Reduction diminishes clicking noise in your audio file. To edit the audio effect, select your audio file, select Edit: Effects or right-click your audio file in the Disc Layout Window and select Effects. To delete audio effects, select the audio file(s) and click the icon of the audio effects to remove. You can also right-click files and select Effects: Remove All to remove all effects on the selected files. Adding CD-Text (Audio CD only) The CD-Text feature lets you store track and CD information onto an audio CD. To display this information, the disc must be played on a CD player that supports CDText features. When you drag or add . cda files that contain CD-Text from the Source Explorer Window to the Disc Layout Window, the CD-Text information is automatically included in the disc that you will create. When you drag or add other audio files to the Disc Layout Window, the metadata information from these audio files can be used as CD-Text track info and included on the disc that you will create. If CD-Text is in another language, select the track and press [F2] to edit it directly or you can configure Windows to display the appropriate language. For more information, see "CD and file info". Note: CD-Text can be written to an audio CD only when the disc is to be closed. To add track and album information: 1. To add track information, select a track then click Add CD-Text Track Information on the Disc Layout Window toolbar. Enter information as prompted, then click OK. ULEAD BURN. NOW USER GUIDE 23 Burning the audio disc 1. To burn an Audio CD, insert a blank CD-R or CD-RW into the burning device. To burn a DVD-Audio or Music DVD-Video disc, insert a blank DVD-R, DVD+R, DVD-RW, or DVD+RW. The Burning Options dialog box will be Burning Options dialog box (Audio CD) Burn. Now Burning Options dialog box (DVD-Audio and Music DVD-Video) 24 ULEAD BURN. NOW USER GUIDE 3. For Audio CD, select Write CD-Text information and Close disc if you want to add CD-Text (that is, track and album information) on the disc. (CD-Text cannot be added if the disc is not closed. ) Notes: · If the Audio CD is closed, you will not be able to add additional content to the CD at a later stage. In the Disc burner area, you can confirm whether to save a disc image file or burn directly onto a disc. (See "Choosing a disc burner". ) If you are burning directly to a physical burner, the write Speed can also be selected. If there is a disc inserted in the burner, the program will check the write speed of the burner and the disc, and by default, choose the highest speed that both can handle. Notes: · For details on the other options available in this dialog box, see "Disc burning options". · Since the audio size to be burned onto DVD is enormous, DVD folders and files will first be created on your hard drive which will then be burned onto the DVD. Before burning a DVD-Audio or Music DVD-Video disc, make sure that your hard drive has available space that is equivalent to, or higher than, the DVD disc capacity. The temporary DVD folders and files will be deleted from your hard drive after burning is complete. 5. [. . . ] A limited amount of conventional DVD-Video data can be recorded in the VIDEO_TS folder. DVD-Audio discs can only be played in DVD-Audio capable players. ULEAD BURN. NOW USER GUIDE 53 DVD-Video (DVD-V) The standard format used for recording movies on DVD. MPEG-2 is the dominant video encoding method used in recording movies for its superlative video quality, although MPEG-1 may also be used. The audio part of the video can be encoded in formats such as PCM, Dolby Digital, or DTS (Digital Theater Sound). [. . . ]