Roxio DVDit Pro HD, User Manual

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Chapter 5 Creating and editing movie titles
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Setting a track’s purpose (Language Code Extension)
In addition to the language, the DVD-Video format lets you indicate a track’s purpose using
an optional
Language Code Extension . DVD players display the Language Code Extension
to indicate the track’s content to viewers.
You can set a track’s Language Code Extension even if there is no content in the track. You
must set the track’s Language Code before you can set the Language Code Extension.
To set or change a track’s Language Code Extension:
1. Select the movie in the Project window.
2. For audio tracks, choose Timeline > Audio Options. For subtitle tracks, choose
Timeline > Subtitle Options. The Audio Options or Subtitle Options dialog box opens.
These dialog boxes list the Language Codes and other options for every audio or subtitle
track. You can set the track’s Language code here if you have not done so already.
3. Select an option from the Language Code Extension pop-up menu.
4. Click OK.
Locking and unlocking tracks
You can lock audio and subtitle tracks to prevent accidental changes to them while you are
working on a movie.
To lock or unlock tracks:
1. Select the movie in the Project window.
2. In the Timeline window, click the Lock button at the start of the tracks you want to lock
or unlock.
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You can trim a movie even if it has locked tracks.
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