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Copyrighted Material 22_747408 bindex.qxp 11/28/05 10:51 AM Page 345 Index analog media • A • analog devices defined, 43 AAC (Advanced Audio Coding) format, connecting equipment to computer, 144 42, 50 converting to digital, 45–46 About This Software command (Help digital media versus, 43–45 menu), 33 recording audio from (Sound Editor), 141, acquiring digital media. See also recording 142, 144 audio; ripping audio tracks; Roxio analog-to-DV converters, 46 Media Import program annotating photos (PhotoSuite), 180–182 movie frames in CinePlayer, 17 Apple movies from DVDs, 270–272 iPod MP3 players, 49–50 photos from digital cameras, 257–261 iTunes music store, 50 scanning images into Media Import, Macintosh systems, 62 257–259 Applications Project Window video from DV cameras, 262–266 Backup MyPC link, 15 Adding to Project dialog box (Music Disc CinePlayer link, 15–17 Creator), 210 Creator Classic link, 17–18 Administrator Settings dialog box (Drag Disc Copier link, 18 to Disc), 64 Label Creator link, 19–20 Advanced Audio Coding (AAC) format, Media Manager link, 20–21 42, 50 Music Disc Creator link, 21–22 Advanced Eject Settings dialog box, 62 MyDVD link, 22–23 Advanced Search dialog box, 131–132 opening, 14 album projects (PhotoSuite) overview, 14 overview, 194 PhotoSuite link, 24–25 sharing photos online, 203–205 Roxio Backup link, 25–26 albums (Media Manager) Sound Editor link, 26–27, 137 adding media files, 117 Utilities list, 30–32 arranging files in, 126 VideoWave link, 27–30 comment tags, 127, 128–129 aspect ratio creating from scratch, 124–125 DVD Music Disc track screens and, 227 creating from searches,COPYRIGHTED 125 resizing MATERIAL photos and, 178 defined, 116 Audio CD Project Settings dialog box, deleting, 117 216–217 disparate folders in, 123–124 Audio CD projects (Music Disc Creator) keyword tags, 126, 127–128 adding audio tracks, 208–213 My Albums pane, 116–117 Adding to Project dialog box, 210 overview, 123–124 adding UPC code for CDs, 217 renaming, 117 assigning audio effects, 213 sharing over a network, 118–119 Burn Setup dialog box, 217 sharing photos online, 133–134 burning the CD, 217–218 sound tags, 127, 129–130 changing project settings, 216–217 Alienizer dialog box (Sound Editor), 158 deleting tracks, 211 22_747408 bindex.qxp 11/28/05 10:51 AM Page 346 346 Roxio Easy Media Creator 8 For Dummies Audio CD projects (continued) Edit Audio Tags dialog box, 213–214 • B • fade-in and fade-out effects, 211–212 backing up. See also specific programs icons for discs, 211 Backup MyPC for, 15, 106–107 inserting a disc break, 216 CDs and DVDs, need for, 50 ISRC numbers for tracks, 213–214 choosing which program to use, 55, maximizing volume of tracks, 217 330–331 Media Selector dialog box, 209–211 Creator Classic for, 55, 72 moving disc breaks, 216 Data Disc project for, 104–105 rearranging tracks, 215 Drag to Disc for, 31, 55, 56–72 Record Audio dialog box, 209 Media Manager for, 134 recording audio tracks, 208–210 recovering data with Roxio Retrieve, renaming discs, 211, 216 94–97 renaming tracks, 215–216 Roxio Backup for, 25–26, 55, 97–103 ripping audio tracks, 208–210 Backup MyPC program, 15, 106–107 saving, 213 Backup Options dialog box saving track info on your hard disk, 216 How Do You Want to Back Up the Files setting the gap between tracks, 212–213 screen, 102–103 tagging tracks, 213–214 What Files Do You Want to Back Up transitions between tracks, 212–213 screen, 98–99 using tracks from commercial CDs, When Do You Want to Start the Backup 209–210 screen, 100–102 audio CDs. See also Audio CD projects Where Do You Want to Back Up Files (Music Disc Creator); burning audio screen, 99–100 discs; ripping audio tracks Backup program. See Roxio Backup CD-ROMs versus, 41 program commercial, ripping tracks from, 83–85, Backup Wizard, 106 209–210, 270 balance adjustment (Sound Editor) audio DVDs. See DVD Music Discs Balance Fading dialog box for, 153–155 audio effects (Sound Editor), 158–159 Clip Editor pane display, 151 audio formats removing adjustments, 155 AAC (not supported), 42, 50 BMP (Bitmap) format compression codecs, 41–42 Drag to Disc settings for, 63 Drag to Disc settings for, 63 filename extensions for, 166 lossy versus lossless, 42 overview, 167 Ogg Vorbis, 41 PhotoSuite support for, 166 supported for multimedia discs, 83 bootable CD-ROMs supported for video productions, 286 BIOS support for, 86 WAV, 40 defined, 17, 74 WMA, 41, 42 Floppy Disk Emulation options, 86–87 AutoFix feature (PhotoSuite) making in Creator Classic, 74, 85–87 for exposure, saturation and sharpness, useful files to add, 87 169–170 Borders feature (PhotoSuite) for red eye removal, 174 Edge dialog box, 192–194 Frame dialog box, 192 Mat dialog box, 192, 193 Brightness & Contrast dialog box (PhotoSuite), 171, 172 buffer underrun prevention, 90 22_747408 bindex.qxp 11/28/05 10:51 AM Page 347 Index 347 Burn Setup dialog box CD-RW discs Music Disc Creator, 217 enabling EasyWrite support, 64 Roxio Creator Classic, 89–90 manually formatting a previously burning audio discs. See also Music Disc recorded disc, 67 Creator program shopping for, 38 Audio CD projects, 217–218 verifying for errors when formatting, 64 burning defined, 43 CDs (Compact Discs). See also ripping Creator Classic for, 17–18 audio tracks; specific kinds DVD Music Discs, 228 audio CDs versus CD-ROMs, 41 Enhanced CDs, 229 backing up, 50 Mixed-mode CDs, 230 capabilities of drives and, 39 MP3/WMA Disc projects, 220 capacities, 38, 55 burning data discs. See also backing up care and handling, 50–51 Burn Setup dialog box, 89–90 DVD players and, 48 Creator Classic for, 17–18, 88–91 DVDs versus, 41 Data Disc projects for, 104–105 ejecting, 57, 60–62 using disc image files, 109–110 labeling and marking, 51, 248–249 when importing photos from digital life expectancy, 50 cameras, 260–261 overview, 38 burning multimedia DVDs repairing with ScanDisc utility, 71–72 MyDVD for, 22–23, 322–325 rewritable versus nonrewritable, editing VideoWave productions, 309–310 and, 67, 69, 70 shopping for, 38 Charge Coupled Device (CCD), 47 • C • Check for Updates command caching data before burning, 90 (Help menu), 33 calendar projects (PhotoSuite), 194 Choose Destination dialog box, 96 camcorders. See DV (digital video) cameras Choose Type of Bootable Disc dialog box, capacities 86–87 of CDs and DVDs, 38, 55 CineMagic component (VideoWave), 29, selecting for Creator Classic projects, 78 278–282, 336, 341 capturing digital media. See acquiring CinePlayer DVD player, 15–17 digital media; recording audio; ripping Clean dialog box (Sound Editor), 158 audio tracks clip art, superimposing on photos, 191 card projects (PhotoSuite), 194 Clone Brush for repairing photos care and handling of discs, 50–51 (PhotoSuite), 184–185 case inserts. See Roxio Label Creator codecs. See compressing files program collage projects (PhotoSuite), 194 CCD (Charge Coupled Device), 47 combining photos by superimposition CD case inserts. See Roxio Label Creator (PhotoSuite), 190–191 program comment tags (Media Manager), 127, CD drives, discs readable and writable 128–129 by, 39 Compact Discs. See CDs CD Extra Disc Creator, 229–230, 330, 331 compatibility issues CD labels. See Roxio Label Creator program for digital media, 39 CD-R discs, 38, 61 VCD versus SVCD, 40 CD-ROM discs. See bootable CD-ROMs 22_747408 bindex.qxp 11/28/05 10:51 AM Page 348 348 Roxio Easy Media Creator 8 For Dummies compressing files displaying contents, 68–69 audio compression codecs, 40–42 displaying properties, 68 “codec” term explained, 40 multimedia discs versus, 74 with Creator Classic, 76 repairing with ScanDisc utility, 71–72 with Drag to Disc, 65 replacing files, 70 EasyWrite recorders and, 65 volume labels for, 66, 75, 77, 104 image compression codecs, 42 dates lossy versus lossless compression, 42 filtering in Media Manager by, 113 with Roxio Backup, 102–103 sorting files in albums by, 126 video compression codecs, 42 Default File Type Handling dialog box (Drag when e-mailing photos, 202 to Disc), 63 condensing the Project List display, 11 deleting or removing contrast of photos, 171, 172 albums from Media Manager, 117 Control Panel balance adjustments in Sound Editor, 155 CinePlayer, 16 clips or images from video Roxio Media Creator Home, 11 productions, 291 converting analog to digital media, 45–46 color panels from video productions, 290 Copy Tracks from Audio CD – Options DVD Music Disc Smart Menus, 225 dialog box, 84–85 erasing data discs completely, 70, 93–94 copying discs files from Creator Classic projects, 80–81 as disc image files, 109–110 files from data discs, 69–70 reminder for legal issues, 18 files from watched folders, 121 Roxio Disc Copier for, 18, 107–109, labels from discs, avoiding, 51, 249 329–330, 343 layers in Sound Editor, 156 copying files and folders. See also markers in Sound Editor, 149 acquiring digital media; backing up; overlays from video productions, 298 ripping audio tracks Recycle Bin and, 70 from damaged discs, 71–72 reformatting versus, 70 from data discs, 69 rewritable versus nonrewritable media Drag to Disc for, 30, 31, 69 and, 70 from multi-disc projects, 31 silences from recordings in Sound Creator Classic. See Roxio Creator Classic Editor, 148 program special effects from video productions, 298 cropping photos in PhotoSuite, 169, 172–173 text from video productions, 289 cutouts from photos. See Mask and Cutout track separators in Sound Editor, 150 feature (PhotoSuite) tracks from Audio CD projects, 211 volume adjustments in Sound Editor, 155 volume normalization in Sound Editor, 153 • D • Devoicer dialog box (Sound Editor), 158 Data Disc Project window, 104–105 digital camcorders.
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