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To change the color group applied to a subtitle clip
You can use color groups to vary the subtitles depending upon the background or to help identify or distinguish
between subtitles (such as to identify speakers).
1
Open the timeline containing the subtitle colors you want to change.
Select the subtitle clip (or clips) that you want to alter in the timeline. To select all the subtitles on a track, double-
2
click the track name. To select several subtitle clips, either Shift-click the desired clips in the track or drag a selection
box around them.
In the Properties panel, choose the desired group from the Color Group menu.
3
Setting navigation to select audio and subtitle tracks
Using menus to select audio and subtitle tracks
While most remote controls have a button to select the audio and subtitle tracks, it is best to create a menu for your
DVD that includes options specific to your project. A menu ensures that the viewer selects the correct tracks—this
is especially valuable if you are not using the tracks for language-specific dubbing and subtitling. You can show the
viewer the currently active audio or subtitle track.
Linking menu items to audio and subtitle tracks
See also
"Using buttons to play audio or subtitle tracks" on page 168
"To indicate the active audio or subtitle track" on page 169
To set the default audio and subtitle tracks
When a DVD includes audio tracks, subtitle tracks, or both, it is important to set the default tracks for the disc and
to give the viewer a way to select the tracks. The DVD player will play these tracks throughout the DVD unless the
viewer changes the selection. (See "Keeping track of tracks" on page 152.)
1
Click the Disc tab to activate it so that the Properties panel displays its properties.
In the Properties panel, do one or both of the following:
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If your project includes audio tracks, choose the track you want as the default from the Set Audio pop-up menu.
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