HP Media Center m1200 Software Guide - Page 87

Authoring Your DVD with WinDVD Creator

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Adding transition effects with WinDVD Creator 1 Click the Transition Effects icon. 2 Drag and drop a transition effect between the two video files, where you would like the effect to appear. Adding title effects with WinDVD Creator 1 Click the Title Effects icon. 2 Drag and drop a title effect either between video files or to a video file on the Storyboard. 3 Type the text you would like to appear on your title screen. 4 If you inserted the title effect between video clips, click the Image Setting icon to adjust the length of time you want the title clip to appear. A capital T appears in the bottomright corner of the title clip on the Storyboard. Adding video filters with WinDVD Creator 1 Click the Video Filters icon. 2 Drag and drop a video filter to the video of your choice. Authoring Your DVD with WinDVD Creator The Add Menu section makes your project interactive by creating a menu theme and by breaking it into chapters. The menu theme can be your own images and music or a custom theme that comes with WinDVD Creator. 1 If your project is already open, click the Add Menu button. 2 Click Start, choose All Programs, InterVideo WinDVD, InterVideo WinDVD Creator, and then click InterVideo WinDVD Creator again. 3 Select the Open existing project button, and then select your project. 4 Click the Add Menu button. 5 Click the Media Library icons to add a menu theme, chapters, buttons, audio tracks, and images to your DVD. 6 Click the Storyboard icons to edit the chapters and menu items. 7 Click the Preview button to play your DVD as it will appear in a set-top player. Importing, Editing, and Burning Videos 83

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Importing, Editing, and Burning Videos
83
Adding transition effects with WinDVD Creator
1
Click the
Transition
Effects
icon.
2
Drag and drop a transition effect
between the two video files, where you would
like the effect to appear.
Adding title effects with WinDVD Creator
1
Click the
Title
Effects
icon.
2
Drag and drop a title effect either
between video files or to a video file on the
Storyboard.
3
Type the text you would like to appear on your
title screen.
4
If you inserted the title effect between video
clips, click the
Image Setting
icon to adjust
the length of time you want the title clip to
appear. A capital T appears in the bottom-
right corner of the title clip on the Storyboard.
Adding video filters with WinDVD Creator
1
Click the
Video
Filters
icon.
2
Drag and drop a video filter to the video of
your choice.
Authoring Your DVD with WinDVD Creator
The Add Menu section makes your project
interactive by creating a menu theme and by
breaking it into chapters. The menu theme can be
your own images and music or a custom theme that
comes with WinDVD Creator.
1
If your project is already open, click the
Add
Menu
button.
2
Click
Start
, choose
All Programs
,
InterVideo WinDVD
,
InterVideo
WinDVD Creator
, and then click
InterVideo WinDVD Creator
again.
3
Select the
Open existing project
button,
and then select your project.
4
Click the
Add Menu
button.
5
Click the Media Library icons to add a menu
theme, chapters, buttons, audio tracks, and
images to your DVD.
6
Click the Storyboard icons to edit the chapters
and menu items.
7
Click the
Preview
button to play your DVD
as it will appear in a set-top player.