- Storyboarding Your DVD
- Creating the Swiss Storyboard Using the Graphical Tab
- Previewing the Finished Project with Apples DVD Player
- Identifying Source Video Settings
- Setting DVD Studio Pro Preferences
- Setting Up Disc Properties
- Importing Video and Audio Files
- Setting Chapter Markers
- Simulating Your Project
- Lesson Review
Lesson Review
- What’s a storyboard?
- True or false: DVD Studio Pro allows you to print the graphical view.
- What is the PAL frame dimension?
- True or false: You must set all of your chapter markers by hand inside DVD Studio Pro.
- True or false: you can drag assets in the Outline view to move them from folder to folder.
Answers
- A simple flow chart that shows you how your project’s buttons, menus, tracks, and other items link together, giving you a good idea of your finished DVD-Video’s navigation structure.
- True. You can even use the print dialog to “print” a PDF version of the menu to email to your client.
- PAL video frames are 720 × 576 pixels (NTSC is 720 × 480 for DVD-Video).
- False. You can import a plain text file (.txt) that lists your markers using timecode values and names.
- True. The outline view works much the same way as your computer’s Finder window, so you can drag assets from folder to folder, and even create new folders to group similar assets together.
Keyboard Shortcuts |
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Cmd-9 |
Track tab |
Cmd-Ctrl-T |
Add track |
Cmd-Option-I |
Show/Hide Inspector |
Cmd-, |
Preferences |
Cmd-Shift-I |
Import asset |
M |
Create marker |
Down arrow |
Move playhead to next marker |
Up arrow |
Move playhead to previous marker |
Shift-M |
Move playhead to next marker |
Option-M |
Move playhead to previous marker |
Ctrl–right arrow |
Move playhead to next marker |
Ctrl–left arrow |
Move playhead to previous marker |
Home |
Go to beginning of timeline |
End |
Go to end of timeline |
Cmd-Option-0 |
Simulate (from first play) |