

If you import Music Store files that the computer is not authorized to use, DVD Studio Pro will play silence when it encounters those files. Using AAC Audio Files From the Apple Music StoreĭVD Studio Pro is able to import and use AAC format audio files purchased from the Apple Music Store as long as the computer you are using them on is authorized to use them. This does not affect the lip sync between the audio and video streams or their playback, and is purely cosmetic. This is often due to the DVD-Video specification's frame rate for the supported audio formats not dividing evenly into the video frame rate. When you import a QuickTime asset that contains both video and audio, you may find that their lengths, as shown in the Assets tab, do not match exactly. Video and Audio Lengths of a QuickTime Asset May Appear to Be Different If, while DVD Studio Pro is encoding an asset, you delete the MPEG folder that it creates to hold the asset, DVD Studio Pro may stop responding when you later build your project. To make sure the colors in the still assets more closely match the color profile applied to the video assets, and match other computers running DVD Studio Pro, choose the Generic RGB Profile in the Color tab, and set the Colors to Millions in the Display tab.ĭeleting the MPEG Folder While Encoding Can Cause Problems Later The colors in the still assets you use in your project are affected by the Display Profile you choose in your computer's System Preferences (in the Displays pane in the Color tab).

Getting Consistent Colors With Still Assets This will disrupt the process and result in a write failure. While writing data, do not disconnect your FireWire drive from your computer. There are three items in a DVD Studio Pro project that utilize fonts: a menu's text objects, a button's text, and text-based subtitles.įor best results, make sure that the external FireWire drive you are using is connected to your computer and turned on before you open DVD Studio Pro. If you open a DVD Studio Pro project that uses a font that is not on the computer you are opening it on (either because the font was deleted or the project was created on a different computer), any items using the missing font have a different font substituted with no warning. For the latest information about product updates, tips and techniques, and qualified third-party devices, visit the DVD Studio Pro website at.
