User manual ULEAD BURN.NOW 4.5

[. . . ] Burn. Now User Guide InterVideo Digital Technology Corporation January 2007 Ulead® Burn. Now® 4. 5 Copyright © 2007 InterVideo Digital Technology Corporation. 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 Corel Corporation. 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. Corel, the Corel logo, Ulead, the Ulead logo, Ulead DVD MovieFactory, InterVideo, the InterVideo logo, WinDVD and InterVideo DVDCopy are trademarks or registered trademarks of Corel Corporation and/or its subsidiaries. [. . . ] In the Select a Task dialog box, select Create Disc and then select Audio disc. Choose a data format that will allow your disc player to recognize and play the disc. Choose Burner: Select Burner to decide whether to burn directly to a disc burner or create a disc image file. Collect audio files from the Source Explorer Window and add them to the Disc Layout Window. When you are ready to burn the audio disc, click Burn disc on the Toolbar. Note: You can also click to save your project for future use. Set burning options as needed, and then click Compiling an audio disc The Main Window is where you assemble and organize the audio tracks you want to burn to disc. The procedure for compiling an audio disc may vary depending on the format that you selected. Add the audio files and folders to burn from the Source Explorer Window to the Disc Layout Window using any of the methods mentioned at "Source Explorer Window and Disc Layout Window". To rearrange tracks, select the track(s), then select Edit: Move Track - Up/Down or drag the selected tracks to the desired position. To delete a track, select it then click Delete on the Disc Layout Window toolbar. Select Disc: Revert to reset all settings of an open project to its previous saved state. To rename a track, select the track then either click the track title, right-click and select Rename, or press [F2]. Note: When adding audio tracks, check the Disc-space Meter to ensure that you are not exceeding the capacity of the disc. ULEAD BURN. NOW USER GUIDE 23 Compiling a CD Extra disc If you chose to create a CD Extra disc in the Select a Task dialog box, you will be allowed to add both audio and data files to your disc. Add the data/audio files to burn from the Source Explorer Window to the Disc Layout Window using any of the methods mentioned at "Source Explorer Window and Disc Layout Window". Data files will be added as regular files and audio files will be added as tracks. Compiling a Music DVD-Video disc To compile tracks for a Music DVD-Video disc: 1. If you chose to create a Music DVD-Video formatted disc in the Select a Task dialog box, select the audio format for encoding audio on DVD by clicking on the Disc Layout Window toolbar. You can select MPEG audio, LPCM audio, or Dolby Digital audio. Burn. Now 24 ULEAD BURN. NOW USER GUIDE 2. Add the audio files to burn from the Source Explorer Window to the Disc Layout Window using any of the methods mentioned at "Source Explorer Window and Disc Layout Window". Audio will be extracted from the video files and added as audio tracks to the Disc Layout Window. To add Quicktime files, you must first install QuickTime in your computer. To rearrange tracks, select the track(s), then select Edit: Move Track - Up/Down or drag the selected tracks to the desired position. Note: Click Project settings to set the background, font, and styles of your tracks and song info. [. . . ] 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. Burn. Now 56 ULEAD BURN. NOW USER GUIDE 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). [. . . ]