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Tutorial

Step 1: Add Your Movies

Step 2: Customize the Menu

Step 3: Preview the Video CD

Step 4: Output

Reference

Getting Started

Before Use

Important Notices

IMxVCD Functions

User Environment

Precautions

Uninstallation

Launching IMxVCD

Exiting IMxVCD

Start Screen/Elements

Navigation Bar

Layout environments/Elements

Style Settings Panel

Movie Button Settings Panel

Title Settings Panel

Preview and Output/Elements

Preview Panel

Video CD Output (Windows)

Video CD Image Output (Macintosh)

Preferences

User Interface Notes

Supported File Formats

Glossary

Compatible Recording Drives

Glossary

DVD Video

High-quality digital recordings of video and audio on read-only media Images are generally

encoded in MPEG-2 format for recording. For playback on commercial DVD players.

MPEG

MPEG, an abbreviation for Moving Picture Experts Group, is an international data

compression standard for digital video and hi-fi audio. MPEG-1 is used for Video CD

playback that rivals VHS tapes in quality. MPEG files are smaller than DV (digital video)

files, an advantage which enables longer recordings and has made them a standard format for

Internet use. MPEG-2, used for DVD and digital satellite broadcasts, offers excellent image

and sound quality.

Video CD

A format combining audio and visual data for recording on a single CD-ROM format.

The video data is compressed for recording using MPEG-1 encoding for a resolution of

352×240 pixels. The frame rate is 24 or 29.97 frames per second. The audio format is MPEG-

1 Layer 2.

Video CDs or Video CD images created using IMxVCD offer the same playback control as

DVD Video. They can be played with commercial Video CD players or Video CD-

compatible DVD players.

authoring

The process of preparing a

video disk. Authoring involves menu creation and specifying the

content and navigation settings.

content

The video files used for authoring. Sometimes referred to simply as movies.

thumbnail

A smaller version of image files that is used for templates and other purposes. Thumbnails

offer an at-a-glance view to identify the files you are using.

disk image, Video CD image, Video CD image

A disk image is an image produced from various file structures. A Video CD image is an

image produced from a file structures conforming to the Video CD Ver2.0 standard.

video disk

A general term for

Video CDs and DVD Videos created using IMxVCD. Sometimes simply

referred to as a disk.

Video/TV format

Two kinds of video format are NTSC and PAL.

NTSC is the format generally used for television broadcasts in the U.S., Japan, and

elsewhere. NTSC images consist of 525 scanning lines, and the replay rate is 30 frames per

second. PAL is the format generally used for television broadcasts in Europe, China, and

elsewhere. PAL images consist of 625 scanning lines, and the replay rate is 25 frames per

second.

NTSC

Japan, United States of America, Canada, South Korea, Taiwan, Chile,

Philippines, Peru, and Mexico

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