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You can create DVD chapter markers in iMovie, Final Cut Express, besides
Final Cut Pro. IDVD will recognize these chapter markers as well as DVDSP.

On 7/6/2004 9:59 AM, "Gregg Gorrie" <ggorrie at telus.net> wrote:

> on 7/6/04 9:42 AM, Claire Hart at hart at arn.net wrote:
> 
>> Tell me if I'm understanding the difference between "authoring" and
>> "editing", in a motion picture DVD, for example:
>> 
>> 1.  When you EDIT "Lord of the Rings," you are moving this scene before
>> that scene, panning here to there, adding a sound track and inching it
>> left or right to fit the scene, adding transitions between scenes,
>> adding text such as "one year later," etc.
>> 2.  When you AUTHOR "Lord of the Rings," you place the movie here, and
>> the info about the director there, and the interview with the actors
>> after that, and dividing the movie into 20 or so segments, and adding
>> the menu so you can go directly to a certain place in the movie, and
>> adding the option to see it in some other language, and adding the
>> trailers, etc.
>> 
>> Am I getting the idea?
>> 
>> Thanks,
>> Claire
>> 
> 
> Pretty much. Just a note on dividing the movie ... you don't have to really
> "divide" the movie as such. Final Cut Pro, for example, will allow you to
> create "chapter markers" which can be accessed from within DVD Studio Pro.
> You create buttons which link to the individual chapters. But it sounds like
> you've got basic concepts down.