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Goals Authoring Tracks What Is a Track Track Structure and Limits How Many Tracks Do I Need for My DVD I m Not Sure How to Structure My DVD (Yet) Playing Video Clips Individually Playing Video Clips Sequentially Playing Video Clips Sequentially and Individually When Can a Nonseamless Transition Look Seamless Tracks and s and Stories Working with Tracks The Track Editor The Track Inspector You Need Separate Video and Audio for DVD Authoring Creating a Track (Track Editor Basics) What Do I Need to Create a Track Creating a Track without an Asset Adding a Video Asset to an Empty Track Find Matching Audio for a Video Asset Automatically Adding Audio Streams by Hand Adding AC-3 Audio Streams Some Assets to Practice With What about Markers Can I Still Use the Track Inspector to Set the Video Asset Creating a Track with an Asset Automatically Adding Additional Clips to a Track Duplicating Clips in a Track You Can Author with Movie Files as Well as MPEG Streams Creating a Track Using the Menu Editor You Don t Need a Menu to Make a DVD Using the Track Editor About the Track Tab Controls Stream Areas Organizing the Stream Display

boolean setLastModified(long newTime) Sets the file s time stamp to newTime Returns true if successful The time is represented as the number of milliseconds from January 1, 1970 You can obtain a time in this form by using the Calendar class Makes the file read-only Returns true if successful Sets a file s write-permission attribute If canWrite is true, then write operations are enabled Otherwise, write-operations are denied If who is true, then the change applies only to the file s owner Otherwise, the change applies generally (Requires Java 6 or later)

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boolean setReadOnly( ) boolean setWritable(boolean canWrite, boolean who)

Customizing the Stream Area Display More Track Display Selection Tools How the Timeline Works Zero-Based versus Asset-Based TC Trimming Assets in the Timeline Why Trim an Asset Stream Trimming Streams Using the Asset Inspector Track Inspectors The Track Inspector General Tab Playback Options The Track Inspector Other Tab The Track Inspector User Operations Tab The Transition Inspector The Clip Inspector Viewing Clip Properties Clip Conflicts About DVD Data Rates About Multi-Angle Tracks (and Mixed-Angle Tracks, Too) About Mixed-Angle Tracks Previewing a Track in the Viewer Controlling the Viewer Keyboard Commands for Viewer Controls Configuring Streams for Preview Previewing Angles How Angle Playback Works in Viewer How the Playhead Works The Viewer Is for Quick Checks Only How to Make Your Tracks Do More Summary

// Set file attributes // // To use the program, specify the name of the file // on the command line For example, to set the attributes // for a file called testtst, use the following command line: // // java SetFileAttributes testtst // import javaio*; import javautil*; class SetFileAttributes { // Show a file's read/write status static void rwStatus(File f) {

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if(fcanRead()) Systemoutprintln(" Readable"); else Systemoutprintln(" Not Readable"); if(fcanWrite()) Systemoutprintln(" Writable"); else Systemoutprintln(" Not Writable"); } public static void main(String args[]) { // First make sure that a file has been specified if(argslength != 1) { Systemoutprintln("Usage: SetFileAttributes filename"); return; } File f = new File(args[0]); // Confirm that the file exists if(!fexists()) { Systemoutprintln("File not found"); return; } // Display original read/write status and time stamp Systemoutprintln("Original read/write permission and time:"); rwStatus(f); Systemoutprintln(" Last modified on " + new Date(flastModified())); Systemoutprintln(); // Update the time stamp long t = CalendargetInstance()getTimeInMillis(); if(!fsetLastModified(t)) Systemoutprintln("Can't set time"); // Set the file to read-only if(!fsetReadOnly()) Systemoutprintln("Can't set to read-only"); Systemoutprintln("Modified read/write permission and time:"); rwStatus(f); Systemoutprintln(" Last modified on " + new Date(flastModified())); Systemoutprintln(); // Return to read/write status if(!fsetWritable(true, false)) Systemoutprintln("Can't return to read/write"); Systemoutprintln("Read/Write permissions are now: "); rwStatus(f); } }

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Goals About Markers What Is a Marker Markers as s Markers for Buttons over Video Marker for a Dual-Layer Breakpoint Markers for DVD@ccess Functions Markers to Define Story Segments Creating Markers in Tracks

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