Ulead MEDIASTUDIO PRO 6.0, Руководство пользователя

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VIDEO EDITOR: CHAPTER FOUR 207
It is not necessary to use MediaStudio Pro to send your video back to tape.
There are many dozens of different kinds of capture boards and each comes
with its own software for capturing and recording to tape. Some people
prefer to edit their video in MediaStudio Pro and then output to tape using
the capture board's proprietary software.
Under a FAT 16 file system (Win95), there is a 2GB file size limitation.
Under FAT 32 (Win95 OSR2, Win98), there is a 4GB file size limitation. If
you use NTFS (WinNT, Win2000), theoretically, there is no limit to file size.
One way around this problem is to create files smaller than 2GB and load
them into MediaStudio Pro's Timeline sequentially. You can then use
Timeline playback to play the files back seamlessly to tape.
Creating a VCD
A VCD is simply a special version of a CD-ROM. The exciting thing about
this format is that it can be read by most newer stand-alone DVD players,
which are becoming very popular.
The format used on a VCD is MPEG-1. When you want to create a VCD
file, you need to create a special WhiteBook standard MPEG-1 file that has
very technical specifications. Fortunately, creating such a file is easy with
MediaStudio Pro.
To create an MPEG-1 VCD:
1. Open your project and click File: Create: Video File.
2. Select MPEG files (*.mpg) from the Save as type list.
3. Click the Options button.
4. Click the Compression tab.
5. From the Media type list, select NTSC VCD (or PAL VCD, depending
on your TV standard).
6. Click OK. Enter a name and click Save to render your movie.