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in place of the language settings, choose Not Specified Features: When Enable DVD@ccess Web Links is checked, the Simulator is allowed to process any DVD@ccess links it encounters in the project This is useful to verify that email and web links work correctly See 17 for more on DVD@ccess Region Code: Choose the region code to simulate You can choose All regions or one specific region Playback Output: Controls the various new options for routing the simulation display to internal or external video or audio destinations Video: Choose simulator window, or Digital Cinema Desktop yes, this means you should finally be able to preview and Simulate to an external Video Monitor, with the proper hardware

{ // First make sure that a file has been specified if(argslength != 1) { Systemoutprintln("Usage: ReverseFile name"); return; } RandomAccessFile raf; try { // Open the file raf = new RandomAccessFile(args[0], "rw"); } catch(FileNotFoundException exc) { Systemoutprintln("Cannot Open File"); return ; } try { int x, y; // Reverse the file for(long i=0, j=raflength()-1; i < j; i++, j--) { // Read the next set of bytes rafseek(i); x = rafread(); rafseek(j); y = rafread(); // Swap the bytes rafseek(j); rafwrite(x); rafseek(i); rafwrite(y); } } catch(IOException exc) { Systemoutprintln("Error Writing File"); } try { rafclose(); } catch(IOException exc) { Systemoutprintln("Error Closing File"); } } }

Palette: Shows the colors in the color mapping palette You can change a color by clicking it and selecting a new color from the Colors window

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Simulator preferences control options that are used to set the default Simulation environment: Default Language Settings: Choose the languages to use as the Simulator s default for audio, subtitles, and DVD Menus This simulates the language settings in a DVD player If you want any of these elements to use the stream settings in the Disc Inspector

There is a second form of RandomAccessFile that opens the file specified by a File instance This form is shown here: RandomAccessFile(File leObj, String access) throws FileNotFoundException It opens the file specified by fileObj with the access mode passed in access RandomAccessFile supports two additional access modes The first is rws , and it causes every change to a file s data or metadata to immediately affect the physical device The second is rwd , and it causes every change to a file s data to immediately affect the physical device

Audio: Select Built-in analog, or Built-in Digital (S/PDIF) Resolution: Select SD, HD 720, or HD 1080 Settings of this parameter also affect: Display Mode: Select from, when available, 4:3 Pan & Scan: Simulates a 4:3 aspect ratio monitor with a DVD player configured to use the pan-scan method when showing 16:9 content 4:3 Letterbox: Simulates a 4:3 aspect ratio monitor with a DVD player configured to use the letterbox method when showing 16:9 content 16:9: Simulates a 16:9 aspect ratio monitor

Destinations preferences (Fig 2-11) are used to route files created during various file-generating operations in DVD Studio Pro: Show: Choose the process whose path you want to configure: Encoding: Specifies the location for the video and audio files that are created by the embedded QuickTime MPEG Encoder when you import QuickTime files into your project Image Encoding: Specifies the location for the MPEG files that are created when you use non-MPEG still images in your menus, slideshows, and within a track MPEG Parsing: Specifies the location for the parse files that are created when you import MPEG files

Classes javaioFile Methods boolean canRead( ) boolean canWrite( ) boolean exists( ) boolean isDirectory( ) boolean isFile( ) boolean isHidden( ) long lastModified( ) long length( )