Subtitles of the Movie

Hello everyone this is Dwayne Ferguson from Virtual Training Company and I just wanted to thank you very much for taking a tour of Encore CS3. I hope you learn a lot and found out how easy it is to make a DVD. We covered quite a few of the features and we even talked about how to customize the menus that come with Encore as standard in the library and also how to take those menus into Photoshop to customize them. We even stayed inside of Encore and played around with it by moving around the letters and just playing around with the Motion Menus and that kind of thing. We also talked about how to go to Photoshop and program your menus so that Encore knows how to understand them with those little codes and stuff, the little minus 1, plus one and little secret handshakes. Spoke about how to import assets and also how to categorize them so they make more sense by putting them in little folders. Talked about how to use the timeline and how to create slideshows and importing audio and how to loop things such as the audio itself and also the movies. Talked about how to create buttons and how to create sub pictures and what a sub picture actually is. Also we touched on subtitles and so many other things. As far as the interface we spent a lot of time talking about the flow chart which is indispensable when it comes to organizing your project and making sure that everything is where it's suppose to be. Talked about how to use text and how to use the build menu and the check project menu to make sure that everything is working before you actually burn your DVD. Speaking of burning we talked about how to burn a DVD, how to create a Flash Project including web links and also how to burn a Blue Ray Disk, for those lucky enough to have a Blue Ray Burner. So this has been Dwayne Ferguson on behalf of Virtual Training Company thank you very much for checking out this tutorial, please check out the tutorials from the fine authors at the Virtual Training Company Website at VTC.com, take care and talk to you later.