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Step 4: Keep an eye on how full your DVD is geƫ ng

To check on how full the disk is ge ng, select “Project” and then ”Project Info…”

The Project Info window will open and give you details about your project. For right now we

are interested in the Quality and Capacity

indicators. Keep an eye on the arrow as it

moves up the indicator. As it moves higher up

the indicator, it is ge ng full. At some point

as you add videos to the DVD, you might get

a no ce telling you that the disk is full, or

the “Total”  me counter in the Project Info

window will turn red. It is at this point you

will need to remove videos un l the “Total”

 me counter turns black again.

The Project Info window. NoƟ ce the Time indicator is black,

meaning there is sƟ ll room on the disk.

The Total Time indicator is red here,

indicaƟ ng the disk is over capacity

Above the Quality and Capacity indicators there are a number of op ons. The following two

op ons should be set as indicated here:

Video Mode must be set to NTSC. The only  me

this should be changed is if you are sending DVDs to

someone in another country.

Aspect RaƟ o should be set to 4:3 unless you want to

author in 16:9. Refer to Step 2 for more info about how

these two aspect ra os would look diﬀ erent on your TV.

The next two op ons can depend on your choices.

For Encoding, the default is for best performance, but

you can select either of the other two op ons, keeping

in mind that they will take up more disk space (meaning

you will be able to ﬁ t less on a DVD) and more  me to

create the DVD.

DVD Type should match whatever type of blank DVD

you will be wri ng to. The op ons are Single-Layer and

Double-Layer. See the descrip on of blank DVDs above

for more info on these two types of disks.

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