- Determining Which Tracks a Movie Contains
- Combining Tracks with the Add and Add Scaled Commands
- Extracting Tracks
- Deleting Tracks
- Disabling and Enabling Tracks
- Scaling a Track to a Specific Duration
- Setting Up Tracks with Alternate Languages
- Specifying a Language for a Track
- Designating a Set of Alternate Tracks
- Loading Tracks into Memory
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This chapter is from the book
This chapter is from the book
Specifying a Language for a Track
You generally want to designate specific languages for tracks when you are setting up alternate-language tracks (as described in the preceding section). You may also want to designate specific languages for tracks in multimedia projects for which you are using an authoring tool that can refer to tracks by language.
To specify the language of a track:
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From the Movie menu, choose Get Movie Properties (Figure 7.17).
Figure 7.17 From the Movie menu, choose Get Movie Properties to open the
Properties window.
The Properties window for the movie appears.
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From the left pop-up menu, choose the track to which you'd like to assign a language; from the right pop-up menu, choose Alternate.
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In the Alternate panel (Figure 7.18), click the top Set button.
Figure 7.18 From the left pop-up menu, choose a track; from the right
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In the Set Track Language dialog, select the appropriate language for your track, and click OK (Figure 7.19).
Figure 7.19 Pick a language from the list, and click OK.
The selected language appears in the Properties window (Figure 7.20).
Figure 7.20 The selected language is listed as the language for the track.
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