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Step 9 - Set Connections. In a

DVD, a connection is a link from one

element to another. In this project, we

need two connections. One is the button,

which takes the viewer from the menu to

the track. The other is a connection from

the track to the menu. Once the track is

nishedplaying,youneedtodenewhat

the viewer sees next. Otherwise, the

DVD will simply stop.

Select the track from the Graphical

view. In the End Jump drop-down menu

oftheInspectorWindow,selectMenus>

Menu1>[Menu]

Step 10 - Test the Project. During

and following the design of a DVD, it is

crucial that you test your project. Using

the Simulator feature, you can view the

DVD almost exactly as it will play on a

standard DVD player.

Click the Simulator button from

the menu bar. The Simulator window ap-

pearsandbeginstoplaytherstelement

of your DVD, which is

the main menu. Using

the navigator buttons on

the left, navigate through

the DVD, ensuring that

everything works as you

intended it to.

Step 11 - Burn the

DVD. Once you have

made sure that every-

thing is working correct-

ly, you are ready to burn

the DVD. Insert a blank

DVD-R 4.7 GB disc into

your computer, then click

the Burn button on the

menu bar.

For more information about DVD Studio Pro, the User Guide, which can

beaccessedbyselectingHelp>DVDStudioProUserGuide,isagreatresource.

The guide includes sections on all of the topics covered here, as well as many more

easy-to-understand topics, and fuller glossary of DVD terminology.