Adobe Encore DVD 2.0 (DE) Win32, TLP Commercial 1-1499 54019143TR User Manual

• Organize text layers, vector shapes, background layers, layer sets, buttons, images, and 

menu templates in the Library panel. Create your own custom library sets.

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 Specify locations for graphic objects in a menu template by using replacement layers. 

Objects dropped on replacement layers scale to fit the size designated in the layer.

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 Add audio to your slide show and automatically adjust slide durations to match the  

total audio time. Add or delete slides, and slide durations automatically adjust to the 
correct length.

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 Spice up your slide shows with the same collection of visual transitions found in Adobe 

Premiere Pro 2.0.

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 Bring your slide shows to life with pan-and-zoom effects that let you focus on the key 

areas of interest within your images.

• Check the shape and alignment of items by identifying and viewing square and non-

square pixels.

• Add background audio to menus by simply dragging and dropping.

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 Rotate objects in the Menu window with fine control using the Rotate tool.

• Type and format subtitles directly over video, or import and format a script containing 

multiple subtitles.

• Specify the number of times a menu should loop. Set a menu to time out and navigate to 

another part of the disc.

• Create your own DVD menu routing for the arrow keys on a remote control, or use the 

automatic setting and let Adobe Encore DVD 2.0 do it for you.

• Add up to 99 separate timelines, each with up to 99 chapter points, 8 audio streams, and 

32 subtitle streams.

• Access all the layers of an imported Photoshop file using the Layers panel.

• Take advantage of full support for Photoshop guides to ensure precise layout and 

alignment of items in the Menu Editor.

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