Preferences - Ulead DVD MOVIEFACTORY 5 User Manual

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Preferences

Select to set the program's working environment through the Preferences dialog
box.
To open the Preferences dialog box, click Settings and options and select
Preferences or press [F6].
General
• VCD player compliant Select to make sure that the VCD created will play in
stand-alone VCD players.
• Anti-flicker filter Select to apply the anti-flicker filter to the menu pages.
The anti-flicker filter reduces the flickering that happens when using a
television to view the menu pages. However, this does not help when the
menu page is viewed on progressive scan devices such as computer monitors
or projectors. Select this option if you plan to view the movie or slideshow on
television sets.
• Always show relink message Select to automatically perform link-checking
between the project clips and the associated source files. This is important
when the source file is moved to another folder location or has been deleted.
• Resume all confirmation dialog boxes Select to have the confirmation
boxes appear even after the "Do not show again" option is selected.
• Max 30MB menus for set-top DVD+VR recorder Select to set the
maximum file size for DVD menus to 30MB to make DVD compatible with set-
top DVD (DVD+VR) recorders.
• Check Ulead Web site every XX days Select to specify how frequently the
program checks the Ulead Web site for news and updates.
• Resample quality Specify the quality for all clips. A higher quality results in
better video but takes longer time to render. Choose Best if you are
preparing for final output. Choose Good for faster operation.
• TV system Select the type of your TV system (NTSC or PAL/SECAM).
• Slideshow image duration Specify the default clip length for all image clips
that will be used in your slideshow project. The duration is measured in
seconds.
• Video transition effect duration Specify how long a video transition effect
is displayed on screen.
• Audio fade-in/out duration Specify the amount of time it will take for the
volume to reach normal levels when fading-in or the lowest level when
fading-out.