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results, MPEG-2 encode rates should be kept between 35 Mbps and 6 8 Mbps depending on the desired DVD player type This allows for large amounts of data to be put on small 47-GB discs HD DVD discs may use MPEG-2 or the newer H264 Advanced Video Codec (AVC), or VC-1, for which there is not currently a Mac encoding solution In order to accommodate the larger screen resolutions, encode rates of up to 29 Mbps may be used in HD encoding DVD Studio Pro builds your DVD using these project Elements: TRACKS These are the containers for the MPEG Video files, with Audio Streams, and optional Subtitle streams (See 7) MENUS Menus are the containers that display the choices available for the user to select Menus also display button highlights, to give the user feedback (See 9) SLIDESHOWS Slideshows contain sequences of graphics images that may or may not have audio tracks accompanying them, or an overall audio file (See 10) SCRIPTS DVD Studio Pro has a proprietary scripting language to give you access to the DVD Command set, which uses System Parameters and General Parameters to control the DVD player (See 13)

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All in all, DVD Studio Pro 4 is an amazing system for a modest investment In the coming chapters, we will look at each of these Elements in greater depth as we learn about DVD Studio Pro Authoring methods

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If you are using Java 6 or later, and if your platform supports it, you can determine if a file can be executed by your application by calling canExecute( ), shown here: boolean canExecute( ) It returns true if the file can be executed by the invoking program and false otherwise In addition to the File constructor used by the recipe, File provides three others They are shown here: File(String dir, String name) File(File dir, String name) File(URI uri) In the first two forms, dir specifies a parent directory and name specifies the name of a file or subdirectory In the last form, uri specifies a URI object that describes the file

By the end of this chapter, you should be able to: Understand the DVD Studio Pro 4 workspace Configure and customize the workspace layout Navigate throughout the workspace Understand Quadrants and Tabs

The following methods compare one string to another:

Understand how to tear-off Tabs into Windows Understand how to restore Tabs to their Quadrants Understand the role of the Palette How to locate assets in the Palette and Author with them How to add and remove folders and assets in the Palette Understand the new role of the Inspector View Properties in the various Inspector displays Re-order Items in the Outline View Window

compareTo compareToIgnoreCase contentEquals equals equalsIgnoreCase matches regionMatches Compares one string to another Compares one string to another Case differences are ignored Compares a string to a specified character sequence Returns true if two strings contain the same character sequence Returns true if two strings contain the same character sequence Case differences are ignored Returns true if a string matches a specified regular expression Returns true if the specified region of one string matches the specified region of another

Each screen Configuration in DVD Studio Pro 4 uses a combination of Quadrants and Tabs to organize the authoring data in the Main Window, and to show or hide the Inspector and Palette The beauty of this approach is DVD Studio Pro s ability to completely customize the workspace display to each user s exact specifications, save it that way, and easily recall it at any time even at the touch of an F-key! Of note is the ability to resize each Quadrant within the window and rearrange the order and placement of Tabs contained within each Quadrant Complete personalization is easily possible with this much flexibility, and especially for multiple users of the same Macintosh We ll cover Quadrants and Tabs in depth once we have covered the Default Configurations Basic, Extended, and Advanced

Each of the methods within the following group replaces a portion of a string with another: