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ENCORE CS3 177 User Guide • BD-ROM Image Type Read-only format for computer software, games, and movie distribution For DVD output, Disc Info also includes the following settings: • Name The name entered in the Disc Properties panel appears here. To change the disc's name, enter a new one. Note: For Blu-ray Disc output, Encore uses whatever name you specify in the Disc Properties panel. • Size Defaults to last size used. To change the disc size, select a size from the pop-up menu. If you choose Custom, you must also enter the desired size in the Custom box. • Side Select One or Two to specify the side of a dual-sided DVD. (For more information, see "Determining disc size" on page 27.) • Layer Break Specifies whether the layer break for dual-layer DVDs is set automatically by Encore or manually. DVD-ROM Content Specifies the source location of the folder containing ROM content. (This setting also applies to Blu-ray discs even though it is not listed under Blu-ray settings.) For information, see "Add ROM content to the disc" on page 174. Region Codes Specifies regions allowed for viewing the DVD. Region codes must be enabled by a professional replicating facility. (This option is not available for Blu-ray discs.) For more information, see "Set region coding for replicated DVDs" on page 174. Copy Protection Specifies a choice of different forms of copy protection that can be set during professional replication of the DVD. (This option is not available for Blu-ray discs.) For information, see "Set copy protection for replicated DVDs" on page 173. Specify a layer break for dual-layer DVDs Dual-layer DVDs must have a layer break-the point at which the DVD player switches from the first layer to the second. Ideally, Encore creates the layer break (also called layer transition) between timelines or menus, making a smooth transition (since it jumps layers at a point where no content is playing). If it cannot find a spot that satisfies these requirements, Encore enables the Layer Break setting. When the Layer Break setting is enabled, you can specify the break manually, or let the software do it automatically. Note: This option is not available for Blu-ray discs. 1 Choose File > Build, and choose the option corresponding to the type of DVD output to build. 2 In the Disc Info section of the DVD Settings, make sure the disc's Size is set to 8.54 GB Dual Layer. 3 If the Layer Break setting is enabled, specify the type of layer break: Automatic Lets Encore determine the layer transition. To use an existing break, check If Possible, Use Existing Layer Break. If no valid break exists, the program uses the last chapter point in the allowable range. If no chapter point exists, Encore uses the midpoint of the range (per the timecode) as the default location. Manual Opens the Set Layer Transition dialog box. Set the layer break at either a chapter point or a specific frame (per the timecode.) Encore lists the choices for each option. Creating a layer break at a chapter point can result in a brief pause as the DVD player moves from one layer to the next.

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ENCORE CS3
User Guide
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•
BD-R
O
M Image Type
Read-only format for computer software, games, and movie distribution
For DVD output, Disc Info also includes the following settings:
•
N
ame
The name entered in the Disc Properties panel appears here. To change the disc’s name, enter a new one.
Note:
For Blu-ray Disc output, Encore uses whatever name you specify in the Disc Properties panel.
•
Size
Defaults to last size used. To change the disc size, select a size from the pop-up menu. If you choose Custom,
you must also enter the desired size in the Custom box.
•
Side
Select One or Two to specify the side of a dual-sided DVD. (For more information, see “Determining disc
size” on page 27.)
•
Layer Break
Specifies whether the layer break for dual-layer DVDs is set automatically by Encore or manually.
DVD-R
O
M Content
Specifies the source location of the folder containing ROM content. (This setting also applies to
Blu-ray discs even though it is not listed under Blu-ray settings.) For information, see “Add ROM content to the disc”
on page 174.
Region Codes
Specifies regions allowed for viewing the DVD. Region codes must be enabled by a professional repli-
cating facility. (This option is not available for Blu-ray discs.) For more information, see “Set region coding for repli-
cated DVDs” on page 174.
Copy Protection
Specifies a choice of different forms of copy protection that can be set during professional repli-
cation of the DVD. (This option is not available for Blu-ray discs.) For information, see “Set copy protection for repli-
cated DVDs” on page 173.
Specify a layer break for dual-layer DVDs
Dual-layer DVDs must have a
layer break
—the point at which the DVD player switches from the first layer to the
second. Ideally, Encore creates the layer break (also called
layer transition
) between timelines or menus, making a
smooth transition (since it jumps layers at a point where no content is playing). If it cannot find a spot that satisfies
these requirements, Encore enables the Layer Break setting. When the Layer Break setting is enabled, you can specify
the break manually, or let the software do it automatically.
Note:
This option is not available for Blu-ray discs.
1
Choose File > Build, and choose the option corresponding to the type of DVD output to build.
2
In the Disc Info section of the DVD Settings, make sure the disc’s Size is set to 8.54 GB Dual Layer.
3
If the Layer Break setting is enabled, specify the type of layer break:
Automatic
Lets Encore determine the layer transition. To use an existing break, check If Possible, Use Existing Layer
Break. If no valid break exists, the program uses the last chapter point in the allowable range. If no chapter point
exists, Encore uses the midpoint of the range (per the timecode) as the default location.
Manual
Opens the Set Layer Transition dialog box. Set the layer break at either a chapter point or a specific frame
(per the timecode.) Encore lists the choices for each option. Creating a layer break at a chapter point can result in a
brief pause as the DVD player moves from one layer to the next.