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space must be deleted beforehand.
Copying takes into account all menus, chapter
information, etc. These setting don't have to be
repeated.
If you haven't deleted all existing data, then a
message appears after you click on "
Read DVD
".
If you confirm with " Ok ", the project data will be
deleted after you have inserted the DVD.
Once you have read in a DVD, you can create as
many copies using DVD-R or RW as you wish.
( 23 ) You also have the possibility of deleting a
DVD RW. Click on the button " Erase DVD ". The
DVD drawer opens and you can insert a written
DVD-RW. After closing the drawer the DVD is
erased.
Note: With DVD Arabesk you can write both
DVD-R and DVD-RW media.
DVD-R media can only be written once and can-
not be erased. Their advantage is that they work
without problems in most DVD players. DVD-
RWs, on the other hand, can be erased and rewrit-
ten, but they are more expensive and do not work
with all DVD players. A DVD-R can be written
twice as fast as a DVD-RW.
( 24 ) With a click on the menu symbol in the
lower-right corner of the Finish menu you return
to the Main menu.
5.7 Transition effects
When your project has been completely ar-
ranged in the Edit screen, and you are pleased
with the results (but with hard cuts between the
scenes), then you can apply transition effects.
Transition effects are transformations from one
scene to the next. In traditional film editing the-
se transitions are known as A/B roll cuts.
You can carry out crossfades, wipe fades, and
color fades, but also trick transitions only pos-
sible in digital systems. The transition effects are
always inserted between two scenes in the sto-
ryboard. Some complex transition effects must
be created, but many are "real-time". Creation
can be time-consuming, depending on the effect
desired. For this reason it is possible to pre-
view the effect in a small window. You can then
"batch-render" in the Finish menu (see 5.6, item
(3): "Create Storyboard").
( 1 ) The " Transitions " screen shown above dis-
plays the storyboard you are already familiar with.
But here, two scenes instead of one are displayed
in the center.
You thus see two time displays in the upper panel.
You can now move the scenes meant for the tran-
sition to the middle.
A further difference is the Play button which in
this menu only plays the effect with 1 second
before and after, and not the entire storyboard. If
you have not already inserted an effect, clicking
on this button plays the last second of the first
scene and the first second of the second scene.
This enables you to view hard cuts even between
very long scenes.
The slider and the arrow buttons are used in the
same way as in the
Edit menu.
(
2
) You can choose the desired transition effect in
the effect list by selecting directly or using the sli-
der. Some of the effect symbols are marked in the
list with a blue flag in the upper-left corner. This
means that the effect is a real-time effect, which
normally does not have to be calculated. A red flag
identifies a demo effect, (real-time or not), that
must be calculated and is played with a superim-
posed "demo" text. To purchase and unlock an
effect, contact your Casablanca Dealer.
( 3 ) After you have selected an effect that has
further options, the effect options are displayed
in the field to the right of the effect list. There you