
Cropping digital video
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Setting DVD Cast member properties
The DVD Property inspector lets you set the options for audio, close captioning, volume and
whether or not the cast member pauses during playing.
To set DVD cast member properties:
1
Select a DVD cast member on the stage or in the cast window.
2
Select Window > Property Inspector and click on the DVD tab.
3
In Graphical view, set the following properties: Audio, Closed Captions, Paused, and Volume.
4
In List view, set the following properties:
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angle
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audio
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audiotrack
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closedCaptions
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folder
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pausedAtStart
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subPicture
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volume
Cropping digital video
Cropping a digital video means trimming the edges off the top or sides of the movie image.
Cropping doesn’t permanently remove the portions you crop, but it hides them.
To crop a digital video:
1
Select the cast member in the Cast window.
2
Click the QuickTime tab in the Property inspector.
Note:
Cropping is not allowed with RealMedia movies.
3
Select Crop.
Director retains the movie’s original size if you resize the bounding rectangle; however, the
edges of the movie are clipped if you make the bounding rectangle too small.
4
Select Center, if you wish.
Director centers the movie when you resize the bounding rectangle. If Center is not selected,
the movie maintains its original position when you resize its bounding rectangle. Center is
available only if Crop is selected.
5
Select the video in the Score.
Summary of Contents for DIRECTOR MX 2004-USING DIRECTOR
Page 1: ...DIRECTOR MX 2004 Using Director...
Page 16: ...16 Chapter 1 Introduction...
Page 82: ...82 Chapter 3 Sprites...
Page 98: ...98 Chapter 4 Animation...
Page 134: ...134 Chapter 5 Bitmaps...
Page 242: ...242 Chapter 10 Sound and Synchronization...
Page 274: ...274 Chapter 11 Using Digital Video...
Page 290: ...290 Chapter 12 Behaviors...
Page 302: ...302 Chapter 13 Navigation and User Interaction...
Page 334: ...334 Chapter 15 The 3D Cast Member 3D Text and 3D Behaviors...
Page 392: ...392 Chapter 16 Working with Models and Model Resources...
Page 418: ...418 Chapter 18 Movies in a Window...
Page 446: ...446 Chapter 22 Managing and Testing Director Projects...