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ADOBE PREMIERE PRO 2.0
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To delete a DVD marker
You can delete individual DVD markers or clear all markers from the sequence at once. If you have edited a movie
since you first selected DVD menu templates, you may find it is easier to delete all the markers at once, rather than
drag them to new positions.
Note:
If you have already selected a DVD template, deleting a DVD marker also deletes the button associated with the
marker from the main menu or scenes submenu.
1
In the Timeline panel, position the current-time indicator over the DVD marker that you want to delete. You may
need to zoom into the time ruler to better position the marker.
2 Choose Marker > Clear DVD Marker > DVD Marker At Current Time Indicator.
You can also delete a marker by double-clicking it in the Timeline panel. Then in the DVD Marker dialog box, click
the Delete button.
3 To clear the sequence of all DVD markers, with the Timeline panel active, choose Marker > Clear DVD Marker >
All DVD Markers.
Designing menu-based and autoplay DVDs
About menu-based DVDs
You create a menu-based DVD by using the predesigned menu templates included in Adobe Premiere Pro. Each
template includes a main menu and scene selection submenu. The templates automatically link menu buttons with
DVD markers you place in the Timeline panel.
In the templates, the main menus contain a minimum of two buttons: one to play the movie, the other to display a
scene-selection submenu. The main menus in some templates also contain additional buttons designed to jump to
other movies marked in the Timeline panel. The scene selection submenus generally contain buttons with both an
identifying label and a thumbnail image from the scene. (The thumbnail on the menu displays a still image from the
video.)
Main menu (left) and Scene Selection submenu (right)
You’re not limited to the prebuilt appearance of a menu template. You can personalize it for your project by changing
fonts, colors, backgrounds, and layout. But keep in mind that template changes apply only to the current sequence;
you cannot save template changes in Adobe Premiere Pro for reuse.