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90Compressor User Guide
2. Select the job in the batch area, then, if necessary, click the Inspector button to
reveal the inspector pane.
3. Modify the properties relevant to the alert message.
When the icon disappears or when the alert message disappears from the Errors &
Warnings window, the issue is fixed.
Remove a job action
1. Select the job in the Compressor batch area.
2. If necessary, click the Inspector button to reveal the inspector pane.
3. In the Action area of the Job inspector, click the “When done” pop-up menu and choose
Save Only.
Job action properties in Compressor
Compressor comes with a set of job actions that are used in destinations as well as in
jobs. The job action assigned to a destination or job performs an automated action after
transcoding—usually copying the transcoded file to a new location.
The properties of job actions available in Compressor are described below.
Add to TV Home Videos
Title: Displays the title of the file as you want it to appear in your Home Videos library on
Apple TV. You can type a title in the text field.
Disc-burning job actions
The “Create Blu-ray disc” and “Create DVD” job actions in Compressor include the
following properties:
Output device: This pop-up menu specifies the device that the output files will be
formatted for. You can choose Hard Drive to create a disk image (.img) file or folder that
you can burn to DVD media at a later time using the Disk Utility application (available in
the macOS Utilities folder).
Note: The items in this menu are determined by your system’s available options.
For example, when no Blu-ray or DVD drive is detected, only the Hard Drive option
is available.
Layers: This pop-up menu sets the type of disc that will be created. There are
three options:
Automatic: Detects the inserted disc’s type. For Automatic to work, you must insert
the disc before clicking Burn. Additionally, Automatic always creates a single-layer
disk image when Hard Drive is selected as the output device.
Single-layer: Creates output for a single-layer disc. You can use this option to treat a
dual-layer disc as a single-layer disc.
Dual-layer: Creates output for a dual-layer disc. When you choose Hard Drive as
your output device, the “Dual-layer” option creates a disk image in dual-layer disc
format. Choosing “Dual-layer” when using a single-layer disc may result in an error
while burning the disc, depending on the project’s length.