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Another good location for Asset organization is the Palette Adding Folders into the Audio, Video, and Stills Tabs of the Palette keeps them readily available for Authoring The Palette Tabs can also be searched, making it easy to find a specific file, even in a folder containing a large number of files

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The Assets Tab (see Fig 4-2) is the place where all Movies and Video Streams, Audio Files and Streams, Graphics images, and Subtitle Streams will be imported when they have been used for Authoring In DVD Studio Pro, Assets may be used for Authoring without having been imported first just drag them in from the Palette or the Finder! But if desired, Assets may still be imported before Authoring

Figure 4-1 shows a typical DVD Project folder Note the various folders organizing the different types of assets for easy access Proper DVD project management includes Asset File Management meaning,

To include group separators (which are commas in English), use the , flag For example, %,d inserts the group separator into an integer value To precede positive values with a + sign, use the + flag For example, %+f causes a positive, floating-point value to be preceded by a + In some cases, such as when creating profit and loss statements, it is customary to display negative values inside parentheses This is easily accomplished by use of the ( flag For example, %(2f displays a value using two decimal digits If the value is negative, it is enclosed within parentheses

When an asset file is imported, DVDSP creates an entry in the Assets Tab, which points to the file s actual location on the storage attached to the Authoring system This storage may be Internal Hard Drives, FireWire Drives, SCSI Drives, or Network Attached Volumes

// Use Formatter to: // // Specify the number of decimal digits // Use a group separator // Precede a positive value with a + sign // Show negative values within parentheses import javautil*; class NumericFormats { public static void main(String args[]) { Formatter fmt = new Formatter(); // Limit the number of decimal digits // by specifying the precision fmtformat("Default precision: %f\n", 100/30); fmtformat("Two decimal digits: %2f\n\n", 100/30); // Using group separators fmtformat("No group separators: %d\n", 123456789); fmtformat("With group separators: %,d\n\n", 123456789); // Show positive values with a leading + // and negative values within parentheses fmtformat("Default positive and negative format: %2f %2f\n", 42378, -50509); fmtformat("With + and parentheses: %+2f %(2f\n", 42378, -50509); // Display the formatted output Systemoutprintln(fmt); } }

IMPORTANT! Be aware of using ANY storage device that may become unattached or dismounted! If an authored asset goes missing due to this, DVD Studio Pro will not be able to finish the project until the asset has been restored, or a substitute asset assigned that is currently available

The output is shown here:

Before you click the Import button to initiate an asset import, select the proper Folder, or select the Root level of the Assets Tab Proper placement of the selection cursor in the Assets Tab is important Depending on where you place the cursor, your imported files will either be placed into that selected Folder or at the root level in the Assets Tab Once the Import Assets dialog has been used to initiate an

Default precision: 3333333 Two decimal digits: 333

Ordinarily, imported assets will land in the root level of the Assets Tab This can create quite a long list of files, as you would expect DVD Studio Pro adds an additional level of organization to the Assets Tab: Folders and Subfolders may now be created within the Tab and used to group similar or related assets, as you choose (see Fig 4-3)

No group separators: 123456789 With group separators: 123,456,789 Default positive and negative format: 42378 -50509 With + and parentheses: +42378 (50509)