| 1 | There are two types of auto-play DVDs. Describe them. |
| 2 | How is a Main Menu Marker different than a Scene Marker? |
| 3 | If you have more than one video in a Timeline but do not use any Stop buttons, what will happen? |
| 4 | You preview your DVD and decide you want to change the starting frame of a motion menu button. How do you do that? |
| 5 | You substitute your own menu background for a template's and want to remove the template's text. How do you do that? |
| 6 | List three ways to create links in Encore DVD. |
| 7 | What the principal difference between how Premiere Pro Stop Markers and Encore DVD End Actions behave? |
| 1 | An auto-play DVD can have markers or not. Markers let viewers use the Previous and Next buttons on their remotes to quickly navigate through the DVD. |
| 2 | A Main Menu Marker creates a button in the main menu and denotes where you want a video to start. A Scene Marker places a button in a scene selection menu and lets viewers jump to a segment within a video. |
| 3 | There will be only a single button in the main menu for the entire Timeline. It will play the entire sequence. Viewers will not be able to access the second videodirectly unless you put a Scene Marker at its beginning. |
| 4 | Double-click on that button's Scene Marker in the Timeline to open the DVD Marker dialog box. You can change the Thumbnail Offset there. If you want to change the motion button duration, do that in the Effect Controls panel. The duration is set on a menu-by-menu basis, not by individual buttons. |
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| 5 | Double-click the text to open the Change Text dialog box, delete the text there and click OK. |
| 6 | Drag and drop a Timeline marker to a button, use a drop-down list in the Properties panel, or use the Pick Whip tool. |
| 7 | Premiere Pro Stop Markers return viewers to the DVD's main menu. Encore DVD End Actions perform whatever action you assign to them. Usually it's to return to a menu, but it could link to another video or a slideshow. |
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