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    The document provides guidance on preparing various types of assets for use in DVD Studio Pro, including static images, video, and audio. Photoshop and Final Cut Pro are the recommended software for manipulating photographs and digitizing video. Specific settings are outlined for frame size, pixel aspect ratio, color space, and field dominance depending on the source material and intended use in the DVD authoring software. The document stresses the importance of maintaining the correct 16:9 pixel aspect ratios and formats throughout editing and exporting to prevent improper scaling or formatting of content in the final DVD project.

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    The document provides guidance on preparing various types of assets for use in DVD Studio Pro, including static images, video, and audio. Photoshop and Final Cut Pro are the recommended software for manipulating photographs and digitizing video. Specific settings are outlined for frame size, pixel aspect ratio, color space, and field dominance depending on the source material and intended use in the DVD authoring software. The document stresses the importance of maintaining the correct 16:9 pixel aspect ratios and formats throughout editing and exporting to prevent improper scaling or formatting of content in the final DVD project.

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    Notes On Creating Menus in DVD Studio Pro 3

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    The document provides guidance on preparing various types of assets for use in DVD Studio Pro, including static images, video, and audio. Photoshop and Final Cut Pro are the recommended software for manipulating photographs and digitizing video. Specific settings are outlined for frame size, pixel aspect ratio, color space, and field dominance depending on the source material and intended use in the DVD authoring software. The document stresses the importance of maintaining the correct 16:9 pixel aspect ratios and formats throughout editing and exporting to prevent improper scaling or formatting of content in the final DVD project.

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    Preparation of assets for DVD Studio Pro

    Play back full screen DV PAL 16:9

    Software Process Settings frame size Pixel aspect ratio for DVD
    import
    Static media
    Photoshop for static Graphics generated in 1024 x 576 (square Create image size for 16:9
    image generation Photoshop pixels) import
    Colour space
    -Buttons sRGB 8 bit
    -Frames
    -Overlays
    -Static menu
    -Layered menus
    -Slideshows

    - Photoshop for Shooting on stills 2592x1922 Convert in Photoshop to 72dpi


    manipulating digital camera 180 dpi 1024x576
    photographs G5 settings

    -Buttons
    -Frames
    -Overlays
    -Static menu
    -Layered menus
    -Slideshows

    Video media
    - Moving menus DV Pal SD 16 x 9 (720x576 DV Pal) anamorphic
    - Buttons (widescreen)
    - Tracks

    Recording SD video On PD170 In menu 16 x 9 ‘on’ Import into FCP


    DV PAL anamorphic
    Digitizing video Capture into Final Cut DV PAL anamorphic 720 x 576
    media Pro via camera or deck YUV ‘anamorphic’
    Field dominance: “lower”

    Editing media Ensure sequence Displayed in viewer as Correct perspective 16x9


    anamorphic setting 16x9 (non-letterboxed)
    selected

    Exporting media Export from fcp via DV Pal QuickTime 720x576 (non-letterboxed)
    Note: Transcodes to QuickTime as reference displayed as 16x9.
    MPeg2 (m2v) on reference movie
    import into DVD
    StudioPro.

    Audio media
    Recording audio with On PD170 PCM audio Convert PCM audio to AC3
    video 48KHz (Compressor)
    -Movie menu
    -Tracks
    Recording audio to M-Audio mp3 or WAV Convert to AC3 audio
    add to menu
    -Menus
    -Slideshows
    -Tracks

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