After DVD Architect software is installed and you start it for the first time, the registration wizard appears.
This wizard offers easy steps that allow you to register the software online with Sony Media Software.
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Registering your product will provide you with exclusive access to a variety of technical support options,
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DVD Architect software is not intended and should not be used for illegal or infringing purposes, such as the
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among other things, against United States and international copyright laws and contrary to the terms and
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DVD Architect™ software has everything you need to create and burn professional DVDs on your
computer. You’ll be creating picture slideshows, single-movie DVDs, music compilations, and menu-based
DVDs on your computer in no time!
System requirements
• Microsoft® Windows® 2000, XP Home, or XP Professional
• Supported DVD-R/-RW/+R/+RW drive (for DVD burning only)
• Microsoft DirectX® 9.0c or later (included on CD-ROM)
• Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 SP1 (included on CD-ROM)
• Internet Explorer 5.1 or later (included on CD-ROM)
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Note:
Some features may require product registration.
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Using this manual
This manual is provided to assist both DVD Architect Pro and DVD Architect Studio users. For this reason,
product features exclusive to DVD Architect Pro are identified throughout the manual using the following
icon:
In addition, DVD Architect Studio-only issues are identified and described where appropriate.
Note:
Unless otherwise noted, the pictures you’ll see of the
DVD Architect application throughout this manual are taken
from DVD Architect Pro software. If you are using DVD
Architect Studio software, your windows and dialogs may
appear slightly different.
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Installing DVD Architect software
1.
Insert the CD-ROM. The setup screen appears (if CD-ROM AutoPlay is enabled).
If CD-ROM AutoPlay is not enabled, click the button and choose Run. In the Run window that
appears, type the CD-ROM drive’s letter and add
2.
Click Install DVD Architect 3.0. The installation process begins.
3.
Follow the screen prompts and enter the necessary information when required.
4.
At the last screen prompt, click to conclude the installation.
Note:
Windows Installer is used for all versions of
:\setup.exe. Click OK to start the installation.
Windows. Windows Installer is installed and then you are
asked to restart your system.
Getting help
You can access two types of help within DVD Architect software:
• Online help
• What’sThis? help (also referred to as context-sensitive help)
Online help
To access online help, choose Contents and Index from the Help menu or press .
Note:
must be installed on your system. Internet Explorer 5.1 is
included on the DVD Architect CD-ROM for your
convenience.
Toolbar
Tabs
To view online help, Internet Explorer 4.0 or later
F1
Information
pane
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The following table describes the four tabs of the Online Help window.
TabDescription
Contents
IndexProvides a complete listing of the help topics available. Scroll through the list of available topics or type
SearchAllows you to enter a keyword and display all of the topics in the online help that contain the keyword
FavoritesAllows you to keep topics that you revisit often in a separate folder. To add a topic to your favorites,
Provides a list of available help topics. Click a closed book to open the pages, and then click on a
topic page
a word in the Type in the keyword to find box to quickly locate topics related to that word. Select
the topic and click the
you have entered. Type a keyword in the Type in the word(s) to search for box and click the
click the
.
button.
button. Select the topic from the list and click the button.
button on the Favorites tab.
What’s This? help
What’s This? help allows you to view pop-up descriptions of menus, buttons, and dialog boxes.
Menus and buttons
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Choose What's This? from the Help menu, press , or click the What’sThis? help button on the
Shift +F1
toolbar and then click any menu or button.
Dialog boxes
To use What’sThis? help in a dialog box, click the question mark button in the upper-right corner of the
dialog box and then click an item in the dialog box.
Help on the Web
Additional DVD Architect software help and information is available on the Sony Media Software Web
site. From the
Architect software and Sony Media Software. The software starts your system’s Web browser and attempts to
connect to the appropriate page on the Sony Media Software site.
Help menu, choose Sony on the Web to view a listing of Web pages pertaining to DVD
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INTRODUCTIONCHP. 1
CHAPTER
Learning the DVD
Architect Workspace
2
2
DVD Architect™ software is designed to make it easy to create a professional-looking DVD. Many of the
editing operations, commands, and shortcut keys are common to other popular software applications, as well
as other Sony Media Software applications.
Main window
When you start the application, the main window appears.
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Menu bar
Toolbar
Project Overview
Text editing bar
Window Docking Area
Editing toolbar
Workspace
Properties
window
Timeline
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Main window components
The work area is divided into four pimary areas and described in the following table.
ComponentDescription
Project Overview windowWhere you assemble your project and can see the big pictures.
WorkspaceWhere you edit menus and pages.
Properties windowWhere you edit properties for media and objects in your project.
Window Docking areaWhere you find media, themes, buttons and backgrounds, and perform timeline
editing on the titles in your project.
You can resize these sections by dragging the dividers between them or by pressing .
F11
PressDescription
F11
Shift
Ctrl
+
F11
+
Minimizes and restores the docking area at the bottom of the window.
Maximizes and restores the left and right docking areas (Project Overview and Properties windows).
F11
Minimizes and restores the window docking area, Project Overview, and Properties windows.
Toolbar
The main toolbar allows you to quickly access the most commonly used functions and features. To specify
which buttons are displayed, choose
toolbar, choose
To ol b a r from the View menu.
New Project: Creates new project.Undo: Reverses the last command
Open Project: Opens existing project.Redo: Reverses and Undo.
Save Project: Saves the current
project.
Properties: Opens project properties.Preview: Shows or hides the Preview
Cut: Cust selected events or time
range.
Copy: Copies selected events or time
range.
Paste: Pastes items from clipboard
into project.
Customize Toolbar from the Options menu. To toggle display of the main
performed.
Enable Snapping: Enables snapping to
grid lines.
window.
Make DVD: Opens the Make DVD
wizard.
What’s This? help: Activates What’s
This help.
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Project Overview window (Ctrl+Alt+1)
The Project Overview window provides a high-level view of the menus and titles in your project. You can
use this window to arrange the menus and titles in your project and add or delete titles.
To toggle the display of the window, choose Project Overview from the View menu.
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Toggle Display of End Actions: Displays
or hides end actions.
Delete Object: Deletes the selected title
or menu.
Set DVD Start: Sets the selected menu or
title as the DVD Start item.
Insert Introduction Media: Browses to a
media file and set it as the DVD Start
item.
Insert Menu: Adds a menu below the
currently selected menu.
Insert Picture Compilation: Adds a picture
compilation to the current menu.
Insert Music Compilation: Adds a music
compilation to the current menu.
Insert Media: Adds a media file to the current
menu.
Insert Scene Selection Menu: Creates a scene
selection menu from chapter markers in the
selected title.
Insert Playlist: Inserts a playlist.
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Workspace (Alt+0)
The workspace is the portion of the DVD Architect window where you design your project. The workspace
represents the currently selected menu or object.
To set input focus to the workspace, choose Focus to Workspace from the View menu.
Editing toolbar (Alt+1)
The editing toolbar allows you to edit objects that you select in the workspace. To toggle display of this
toolbar in the workspace, choose
Editing Toolbar from the View menu.
Selection Tool: Selects and moves
objects.
Sizing Tool: Selects and resizes
objects.
Navigation Tool: Verifies and edits
which buttons will be activated when
you press Up, Down, Left, or Right
buttons on the DVD player remote
control.
Align Left: Aligns all selected objects to
left edge of object that has focus.
Align Top: Aligns all selected objects to
the top edge of the object that has
focus.
Align Horizontal Center: Aligns all
selected objects to the horizontal
center of the object that has focus.
Align Vertical Center: Aligns all
selected objects to the vertical center
of the object that has focus.
Align Right: Aligns all selected objects
to the right edge of the object that has
focus.
Alight Bottom: Aligns all selected
objects to the bottom edge of the
object that has focus.
Make Same Width: Makes all selected
objects the same width as the object
that has focus.
Make Same Height: Makes all selected
objects the same height as the object
that has focus.
Space Across: Adjusts the selected
objects so an equal amount of
horizontal space exists between
objects.
Space Down: Adjusts the selected
objects so an equal amount of vertical
space exists between objects.
Horizontal Centering: Aligns selected
objects to the horizontal center of the
screen.
Vertical Centering: Aligns selected
objects to the vertical center of the
screen.
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Text toolbar (Alt+2)
The text bar allows you to edit various properties for text objects you select in the workspace. To toggle the
display of the text bar, choose
Text bar from the View menu.
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Font: Allows you to choose the typeface
that will be used for text.
Font Size: Allows you to choose the size
(in points) of the typeface that will be
used for text.
Bold: Sets text in bold typeface.Justify Vertical Center: Aligns text to vertical
Italic: Sets text in italic typeface.Justify Bottom: Aligns text to bottom edge of text
Shadow: Allows you to select position,
color, and blurring of a shadow behind
text.
Justify Left: Aligns text to left edge of
text box.
Justify Center: Aligns text in center of
text box.
Justify Right: Aligns text to right edge of text
box.
Justify Top: Aligns text to top edge of text box.
center of text box.
box.
Font Foreground Color: Allows you to set
foreground color for text.
Edit Text: Makes selected text box editable.
Window Docking Area (F11)
You can dock (anchor) windows around the edges of the DVD Architect window to keep frequently used
windows available, but out of the way, while you are working with a project.
You can dock several windows in the same area of the screen and the windows will be layered. Click a
window’s tab to bring it to the top.
Explorer window (Alt+3)
The Explorer window is similar to the Windows® Explorer. Use the Explorer tab to select media files to drag
to the workspace or Project Overview window. From the
Explorer window.
You can also use the Explorer to perform common file-management tasks such as creating folders, renaming
files and folders, and deleting files and folders. Use the
preview files before adding them to the project. If you have the
graphic file you click in the Explorer will automatically display in the workspace.
Select drive
or folder
View menu, choose Explorer to show or hide the
Start Preview and Auto Preview buttons to
Auto Preview button selected, any video or
Preview selected media files
before placing them in the project.
Select media to place in the project by
dragging or double-clicking.
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Themes window (Alt+4)
The Themes window is used to apply a theme to your menu-based project. From the View menu, choose
Themes to show or hide the Themes window.
A theme is a style sheet for your DVD menu page. Each theme can contain a background image, button type,
layout style, button behaviors, text style, and embedded navigation behaviors. You can apply themes to
specific menu pages as you work. Each new page you add to that menu will default to using the same theme.
DVD Architect software includes some themes for you to use, and you can also create your own themes and
apply them to your projects. For more information, see Working with themes on page 132.
Double-click a theme
to apply it to a menu.
Apply Theme: Allows you to apply
themes to specific menu pages as you
work.
Delete Theme: Allows you to delete your own
custom themes.
Buttons window (Alt+5)
The Buttons window displays buttons that are available from installed themes and from your DVD Architect
installation. From the
You can use the Buttons window to add new buttons to your menus, replace existing buttons, or remove
frames from existing buttons.
Use the toolbar to add
or replace buttons.
Drag a button to the
workspace to add it to
a menu.
Insert Button: Adds the selected button
(with no link) to the current menu.
Replace Button: Replaces the selected
button in the workspace with the
selected button in the Buttons window.
Remove Frame: Removes the frame
from the selected button in the
workspace.
View menu, choose Buttons to show or hide the Buttons window.
Show Framed Buttons: Shows only buttons with
frames in the Buttons window.
Show Non-Framed Buttons: Shows only buttons
without frames in the Buttons window.
Show All Buttons: Shows buttons with or without
frames in the Buttons window.
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Backgrounds window (Alt+6)
The Backgrounds window displays menu backgrounds that are available from installed themes and from your
DVD Architect installation. From the
window.
You can use the Backgrounds window to add a background to a menu page or change an existing background.
View menu, choose Backgrounds to show or hide the Backgrounds
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Compilation window (Alt+7)
The Compilation window displays a listing of the items in a music compilation or picture compilation. From
View menu, choose Compilation to show or hide the Compilation window.
the
You can use this window to arrange the items in a compilation, set image stretching or scaling, rotate an
image, or set a picture’s display duration.
Drag items to rearrange,
or right-click to display a
shortcut menu with
additional options.
Insert item: Adds images to a picture
compilation or audio to a music
compilation.
Delete items: Removes images from a
picture compilation or audio from a
music compilation.
Fit compilation to audio: Automatically
adjusts the duration of all slides to match
the length of the audio file.
Note: This feature is available only in the
full version of DVD Architect software.
Rotate Counter-clockwise: Rotates the
image counter-clockwise.
Rotate Clockwise: Rotates the image
clockwise.
Reset Brightness/Contrast: Resets all
brightness/contrast adjustment.
Note: This feature is available only in the
full version of DVD Architect software.
Auto Levels: Automatically adjusts the
brightness and contrast. The most
abundant colors (either light or dark) are
enhanced).
Note: This feature is available only in the
full version of DVD Architect software.
Auto Levels (Dark): Automatically adjusts
the brightness and contrast. The least
abundant colors (either light or dark) are
enhanced.
Note: This feature is available only in the
full version of DVD Architect software.
Auto Level Channels: Automatically adjusts
brightness and contrast. Adjustment is performed
independently on each color channel.
Note: This feature is available only in the full
version of DVD Architect software.
Increase Brightness: Increases the brightness of
the image.
Note: This feature is available only in the full
version of DVD Architect software.
Decrease Brightness: Decreases the brightness of
the image.
Note: This feature is available only in the full
version of DVD Architect software.
Increase Contrast: Increases the contrast of the
image.
Note: This feature is available only in the full
version of DVD Architect software.
Decrease Contrast: Decreases the contrast of the
image.
Note: This feature is available only in the full
version of DVD Architect software.
Increase Contrast Center: Adjusts the anchor
point around which green contrast is adjusted.
Note: This feature is available only in the full
version of DVD Architect software.
Decrease Contrast Center: Adjusts the anchor
point around which green contrast is adjusted.
Note: This feature is available only in the full
version of DVD Architect software.
Thumbnail Size: Displays small, medium, or large
thumbnail images.
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Properties window (Alt+8)
The Properties window includes controls that you can use to edit nearly every detail of your project. From
View menu, choose Properties to show or hide the Properties window.
the
The contents of the Properties window change depending on the current selection. For example, if you have
a menu open in the workspace, you can edit page properties and button properties. If you have a title open in
the Timeline window, you can edit information about the media file.
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PropertyDescription
GraphicsEdits the position, size, and appearance of graphical elements on a menu or
ButtonEdits the action and appearance of the selected menu button.
Menu PageAdjusts the length, background media, end actions, and remote control
SubtitleAdjusts subtitle text positions and adjusts which color set is used to draw
MediaAdjusts the end actions and remote control button behavior for the
Picture Compilation Adjusts the end actions and remote control button behavior for the
Music Compilation Adjusts the end actions and remote control button behavior for the
PlaylistAdjusts the settings for each item in a playlist or to set the end action for
Video EventChooses the media file that will be used for events on the additional video
compilation.
button behavior for the selected page.
subtitle text.
selected media file.
selected picture compilation.
selected music compilation.
the selected playlist.
tracks and adjusts color settings and cropping.
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Timeline window (Alt+9)
The Timeline window is a chronological representation of a video, picture compilation, music compilation,
or the background media for a menu. From the
window.
The timeline displays your main audio and video tracks, subtitle and additional audio tracks, chapter
markers, and transport controls you can use to preview your media within the DVD Architect workspace.
View menu, choose Timeline to show or hide the Timeline
Add Audio Track: Adds an audio track to
the current file.
Note: This feature is available only in the
full version of DVD Architect software.
Add Video Track: Adds a video track to
the current file.
Note: This feature is available only in the
full version of DVD Architect software.
Add Subtitle Track: Adds a subtitle track
to the current file.
Note: This feature is available only in the
full version of DVD Architect software.
Import Subtitles: Imports subtitles from
a script file.
Note: This feature is available only in the
full version of DVD Architect software.
Export Subtitles: Exports subtitle content
to a script file.
Note: This feature is available only in the
full version of DVD Architect software.
Insert Subtitle Text Event: Adds a subtitle
text event to the selected track.
Note: This feature is available only in the
full version of DVD Architect software.
Insert Video Event: Adds a video event.
Note: This feature is available only in the
full version of DVD Architect software.
Load Markers: Loads markers from a
file.
Save Markers: Saves markers to a file.
Insert Chapter: Adds a chapter marker.
Auto Ripple: Toggles Auto Ripple mode.
Quantize to Frames: Forces events and markers
to frame boundaries.
Set In Point: Sets the in point for the title to the
cursor position.
Set Out Point: Sets the out point for the title to
the cursor position.
Set Loop Point: Sets the loop point to indicate the
point where looped playback begins.
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Playlists window (Ctrl+Alt+2)
You can use playlists to play a sequence of movies, chapter markers, music compilations, or picture
compilations. A playlist can contain only titles that are part of the DVD project, which are played from start
to finish, and an end action determines what happens at the end of the playlist. From the
choose
Playlists to show or hide the Playlists window.
View menu,
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Insert Playlist Items: Adds a new playlist
to your project.
Delete Playlist: Removeds the current
playlist from your project
Insert Playlist Items: Displays the Select
Title dialog where you can add titles to
the current playlist.
Current
playlist
Playlist
item list
Allows you to choose the playlist that you want to
display.
Lists the titles in the playlist.
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CHAPTER
Getting Started
3
3
This chapter details what you need to know to start authoring your DVD using DVD Architect™ software.
How it works
The basic process for creating a DVD is essentially the same regardless of the type of project you choose to
create. The steps listed below are discussed in more detail in the following sections:
1.
Start a new project and specify the type of project you want to create (menu based, music compilation,
picture compilation, or single movie).
2.
Choose and add your media.
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3.
Preview your project.
4.
Save your project.
5.
Prepare and burn your DVD.
Preparing files for DVD Architect software
To ensure that your DVD preparation and burning process goes smoothly, you should attempt to save your
media files in the supported formats prior to bringing them into your DVD Architect project. DVD
Architect software supports a wide variety of file formats, but some will require transcoding or recompression
by the DVD preparation process, lengthening the amount of time needed to complete this operation, and
possibly resulting in degradation of quality. For more information, see Choosing your media files on page 28.
The following files will not require recompression if encoded with proper parameters: MPEG-2, PCM, and
AC-3.
Note:
MainConcept™ MPEG-2 encoders provide templates that,
if used without any modifications, result in files that do not
require any recompression (unless the file size is too large to
fit on a DVD).
The precise settings to produce MPEG-2, PCM, and AC-3 files that do not require recompression follow.
The Sony Media Software AC-3 and
AC-3 audio (.ac3)
This feature is available only in the full version of DVD Architect software.
Number of channels: stereo or 5.1 surround
Bit rate: 64 kbps to 448 kbps inclusive
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PCM audio (.wav)
Sample size: 16, 20, or 24 bit
Sample rate: 48 or 96 kHz
Number of channels: stereo
Compression: uncompressed
NTSC MPEG video (.m2p, .mp2, .mpg, .mpeg)
If you’re using the MainConcept MPEG-2 encoder in the Vegas® software, use the DVD Architect NTSC video
stream
or DVD Architect 24p NTSC video stream template to render your video stream (you’ll need to render your
audio stream separately according to the parameters listed in the AC-3 audio or PCM audio sections above).
Aspect ratio and frame resolution:
Aspect Ratio Frame Size
4:3720x480
4:3704x480
4:3352x240
4:3352x480
16:9720x480
16:9704x480
Frame rate: 29.97 fps or 23.976 fps + 2-3 pulldown
24p video support is available only in the full version of DVD Architect software.
Maximum GOP (group of pictures): 36
Maximum bit rate: 9.8 Mbps
No low delay
PAL MPEG video (.m2p, .mp2, .mpg, .mpeg)
If you’re using the MainConcept MPEG-2 encoder in the Vegas software, use the DVD Architect PAL video
stream
or DVD Architect PAL Widescreen video stream template to render your video stream (you’ll need to
render your audio stream separately according to the parameters listed in the AC-3 audio or PCM audio
sections above).
Aspect ratio and frame resolution:
Aspect Ratio Frame Size
4:3720x576
4:3704x576
4:3352x576
4:3352x288
16:9720x576
16:9704x576
Frame rate: 25 fps
Maximum GOP (group of pictures): 30
Maximum bit rate: 9.8 Mbps
No low delay
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