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DVD Studio Pro: Creating Stories
Stories are a very powerful technical feature in DVD Studio Pro that allows you to alter the normal flow of your movies. This article shows you how.
Compressor: Create Chapter Markers
Here’s a step-by-step technique that shows you how to create chapter markers manually or automatically in Compressor.
Getting a DVD to Loop
Larry walks you through looping a DVD, along with reader feedback on how to those loops seamless.
Compressing In DVD Studio Pro
When importing a video into DVD Studio Pro, if you encode at the end of the project, your assets are not converted to MPEG until you start to build the project.
Adding Video to a DVD Studio Pro Menu
DVD SP contains drop zones, which you can use to add video or images to a menu. Here’s how.
DVD Playback
There’s been some debate about authoring NTSC DVDs in DVD Studio Pro (with having all of the region codes selected) and their playback in PAL countries.
DVD Studio Pro: Creating A Button Overlay
Here is an explanation of how to create a highlight overlay menu in Photoshop when creating menus for DVD Studio Pro.
Sizing Still Images in DVD Studio Pro
When placing still images in DVD Studio Pro, a PNG will be autosized to fit, while a TIFF won’t. This article explains more.
Accelerating Manual Advance in DVD Slideshows
Here is an easy trick from Loren Miller to accelerate the manual advance of slideshows in DVD Studio Pro by resetting the duration of all slides.
Roll Your Own Keyboard Shortcuts
Final Cut has always allowed keyboard customization. This article shows some new “almost-secret” techniques buried in OS X that allow you to create customized keyboard shortcuts in ANY application.
Changing Subtitles in DVD Studio Pro
The article describes how to view and change subtitles in DVD Studio Pro.
Creating a Stills Project
Judging by my email, handling still images is by far the most confusing part of editing video — especially because the computer creates images using square pixels and video uses rectangular pixels, in a variety of shapes. This article explains everything you need to know to create great looking still images for your next video project.
