User guide

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Ulead DVD PictureShow User Guide
Tip: When creating your own menu backgrounds, the
recommended dimensions to use is either 640x480
pixels or 768x576 pixels. The background image will be
stretched to fill the entire TV screen. For image
dimensions other than the recommended size, to avoid
distortion, the ratio of the width and height need to be
4:3, same as a TV screen. Please also note that about
15% of edges (7.5% each side) will be outside the TV
screen and therefore not viewable.
Select Menu Template
In this step, you can create the selection menu to allow the viewer to instantly access the various
slideshows. DVD PictureShow provides several preset template layouts to set the theme of your
menus.
If you have multiple slideshows in your project, several menu pages may be created, depending on
the selected menu template. Click the navigation buttons inside the Preview window to go forward
or backward through the menu pages and customize them.
1. Select a preset template layout theme from the
drop-down menu.
2. Apply the desired preset template layout by
double-clicking the thumbnail from the list.
3. Click "My Title" on each menu page to give a
different descriptive title for each page.
4. Click the text near the slideshow holders in the
Preview window to enter a longer slideshow
description.
5. Use your own custom backgrounds for the layout
templates. Click Background image
to open
a dialog box where you can set your background.
Slideshow text changes are retained when
changing backgrounds.
6. Add music to your menus by clicking Background
music
. This opens a menu where you can
select the music file you want to add to the
slideshow selection menu. This background music
is different from the background music of your
slideshows.
7. Click Next.
Preview Slideshow
The Preview Slideshow step automatically displays a preview of the photo slideshow you are
working on. Click Play/Pause to resume/pause the preview, or click Stop to end the preview.
The Show slideshow number option is only available when
creating DVD slideshows.