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The DVD Studio Pro Workspace contains all of the information displays required for you to author your DVDs the Main Window, which organizes the project Elements as they are created into Tabs for the Outline, Story, Connections, Menu, Viewer, Asset, Log, Track, Slideshow, and Script Tabs The workspace also contains The Palette, which organizes and displays Templates, Styles, and Shapes that are installed with DVD Studio Pro 4, and Audio, Still, and Movie asset files that are resident on the Authoring system There is also an additional display, the Inspector, that provides more detailed information Clicking on an Element (Track, Marker, Story, Menu, Button, Slideshow, Slide, Script, Asset File) will cause the display of the appropriate Inspector for that Element The Inspector displays and allows setting of the specific properties of each Element created or Asset used in the Project, or loaded into the Asset

An integer placed between the % sign and the format conversion specifier acts as a minimum field-width specifier This pads the output with spaces to ensure that it reaches a certain minimum length If the string or number is longer than that minimum, it will still be printed in full The default padding is done with spaces If you want to pad with 0 s, place a 0 before the field-width specifier For example, %05d will pad a number of less than five digits with 0 s so that its total length is five The field-width specifier can be used with all format specifiers except %n

Tab It is in the Inspector that many settings are made that define the operation, navigation, and interaction of the various Items The Viewer Tab is used to roughly preview Video and Audio Assets, as well as project elements like Tracks, and Slideshows It does not provide the sophisticated navigation control available in the Simulator The Simulator allows you to simulate the DVD project you are creating, to test its functionality at every step of the way The Simulator display also includes a selectable Info Pane, which reads out the current Title and numbers, the Title Absolute and Relative running times, and the numbers of the currently selected Angle, Audio, and Subtitle Streams, as well as System and General Parameters New in DVD Studio Pro 4, the simulator can output video to a Digital Cinema Desktop (or other secondary display monitor), and surround audio can be routed out digitally or optically to a multi-channel decoder for Dolby Digital or DTS decoding

A precision specifier can be applied to the %f, %e, %g, and %s format specifiers It follows the minimum field-width specifier (if there is one) and consists of a period followed by an integer Its exact meaning depends upon the type of data to which it is applied When the precision specifier is applied to floating-point data formatted by %f or %e, it determines the number of decimal places displayed For example, %104f displays a number at least ten characters wide with four decimal places When using %g, the precision specifier determines the number of significant digits The default precision is 6

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Applied to strings, the precision specifier specifies the maximum field length For example, %57s displays a string at least five and not exceeding seven characters long If the string is longer than the maximum field width, the end characters will be truncated

Assets are the essence of every DVD its basic building blocks The generic name Asset is assigned to any video, audio, graphic, or subtitle element required in the creation of a DVD To author a DVD, we need to design and create (or acquire) the DVD project s various Assets, and make them available for use inside of the Authoring environment Starting with DVD Studio Pro 2, you no longer need to Import asset files into the Assets Tab before they can be used for Authoring Assets may now be dragged directly into the Main Window from the Palette, or even from the Finder, prior to being encoded into MPEG! All that is required is that the file is of a type that is suitable for DVD authoring, and that suitability depends on what kind of asset we are describing

Formatter recognizes a set of format flags that lets you control various aspects of a conversion All format flags are single characters, and a format flag follows the % in a format specification The flags are shown here: