Preferences (Create Disc) - Ulead VIDEOSTUDIO 11 User Manual

UI Layout
• Allows you to change the layout of VideoStudio's user interface.

Preferences (Create Disc)

General tab
• VCD player compliant: Ulead VideoStudio uses the VCD 2.0 format when
creating VCDs. For navigation menus with background music, Ulead
VideoStudio uses a format that requires "variable-bit-rate (VBR)" decoding.
However, some VCD players do not support VBR decoding and therefore
VCDs created in Ulead VideoStudio will not play correctly in these players.
Select this option to make sure that the VCD created will play in these
players.
• Anti-flicker filter: Select to apply the anti-flickering filter to the menu
pages. The anti-flickering filter reduces the "flickering" that happens when
using a television (interlaced display) 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.
• Resume all confirmation dialog boxes: Select to have the confirmation
boxes appear even after the "Do not show again" oprtion is selected.
• TV system: Select the type of your TV system (NTSC or PAL).
• Max 30MB menus for set-top DVD+VR recorder: Select to set the
maximum file size for DVD menus to 30MB to make the DVD compatible with
set-top DVD (DVD-VR) recorders.
• Working Folder Allows you to select the folder you want to save to your
finished projects and captured clips.
Advanced tab
• Create index file for MPEG seeking performance Improves real-time
preview result using the Jog Slider. This option is specific for MPEG-1 and
MPEG-2 files only.
• NTSC/PAL safe color Uses video friendly colors to ensure the display
quality of your menus when viewed on any TV system. This helps you avoid
the flickering problem on videos when viewed on screen.
• TV safe area Sets a margin (represented by a red border) in the Preview
Window of the Setup Menu page. If you set the TV safe area at 10%, the
remaining 90% will be your working area. Make sure that all your menu
objects are within the working area so that they can be properly viewed on
screen.
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