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50 ULEAD DVD MOVIEFACTORY USER GUIDE
Options for output
• Record to disc Select to enable burning of your video project
onto a disc.
• Recording format Select DVD-Video format if you want to use
the DVD industry standard. If you want to quickly re-edit your
disc without copying the file to the hard disk, select DVD-Video
(fast re-editable) which still complies with the industry standard,
and has very high compatibility when working with set-top home
DVD players and computer DVD-ROM.
• Create DVD folders This option is only enabled when the video
file being created is a DVD-Video. The files created are in
preparation for burning the video file to a DVD. This also allows
the user to view the finished DVD file on the computer using a
DVD-Video player software.
• Create disc image file Select this option if you plan to burn the
video file several times. By selecting this option, you don't have
to generate the file again when you want to burn the same video
file.
• Normalize audio Select to prevent irregular audio levels during
playback of your movie. Different video clips may have different
audio recording levels when created. When these video clips are
put together, the volume could vary greatly from one to another.
To make volume levels consistent between clips, Normalize audio
function evaluates and adjusts each audio waveform so that the
highest peak reaches a certain level, correcting the rest
accordingly.
• Output Begins the recording process.
• Erase Disc Deletes all the data in the rewritable disc.
• Options Click to adjust the advanced output settings for burning
your project.
Disk/Disc space indicators Use the following indicators as
reference when burning your projects. These indicators help
determine if you have sufficient space to successfully burn your
project onto disc.
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