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Creating Your Own Great DVDs and CDs: The Official HP Guide,9780131001053
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Creating Your Own Great DVDs and CDs: The Official HP Guide


Author(s): Chambers, Mark L.
ISBN10:  0131001051
ISBN13:  9780131001053
Format:  Paperback
Pub. Date:  8/1/2002
Publisher(s): Prentice Hall Ptr

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SummaryTable of Contents
-- Learn to burn CDs and record DVDs with ease -- using video, digital images, music and data -- all covered in one book!

-- Heavily-illustrated, real world step-by-step projects using HP's software and hardware.

-- The only Official guide endorsed by HP.

Burning CDs has become one of the most popular aspects of owning a computer. DVD will replace VHS completely in the next few years. This handbook, officially endorsed by HP, one of the largest hardware vendors in the world, couldn't come at a better time. Although the book uses the HP DVD-Writer as an example, the material will be valuable for anyone with any brand of DVD+RW drive. The early chapters cover how DVD recording works, how to evaluate and buy a recorder and how to prepare your PC for recording. Later chapters fully explain each type of disc your drive can produce, and then illustrates the material with complete step-by-step projects that you can follow to record all sorts of discs. The book also includes a number of specialized chapters covering labels, on-disc menus, recording CD slide shows

Preface xv
Acknowledgments xix
About the Author xxi
How Does DVD Recording Work?
1(18)
The Language of Computers
2(17)
Reading Data from a Disc
3(1)
Recording DVDs and Audio CDs
4(3)
Identifying Your Media
7(2)
Caring for Your Optical Pets
9(1)
Things to Avoid
10(2)
Storing Your Discs
12(1)
Cleaning Discs the Right Way
13(1)
A Word about Copy-Protected Discs
14(1)
DVD Formats on Parade
15(2)
Summary
17(2)
Installing Your DVD Recorder
19(22)
Before We Begin
20(11)
What Do I Need?
21(3)
Be Prepared
24(1)
Time to Determine Your Settings
25(1)
Determining Jumper Settings for an HP DVD-Writer
25(5)
Determining Jumper Settings for Other DVD Recorders
30(1)
Installing an Internal Drive
31(6)
Installing an External Drive
37(3)
Troubleshooting EIDE Installation Problems
37(2)
Troubleshooting USB and FireWire Installation Problems
39(1)
Summary
40(1)
Preparing Your Computer and Material
41(26)
Freeing Up Space on Your Hard Drive
42(5)
Defragmenting Your Hard Drive
47(3)
Disabling Scheduled Programs
50(5)
Adding System Memory
55(3)
Converting Files to Other Formats
58(5)
Organizing Files
63(2)
Summary
65(2)
Burning Discs with HP RecordNow
67(22)
Introducing HP RecordNow
68(3)
Putting Computer Files on a Disc
71(4)
Recording Your Music
75(5)
Recording with Digital Audio Files
76(2)
Recording Tracks from Existing Audio CDs
78(2)
Copying a Disc
80(1)
Project: Recording a ``Road Trip'' Audio CD
80(3)
Requirements
81(2)
Project: Creating a ``Briefcase Backup'' DVD
83(2)
Requirements
84(1)
Project: Copying a Backup Data CD for Archiving
85(3)
Requirements
86(2)
Summary
88(1)
Drag-and-Drop Recording with HP DLA
89(16)
Formatting a DLA Disc
90(5)
Writing Files to a DLA Disc
95(1)
Ejecting a DLA Disc
96(1)
Recording Additional Files to a DLA Disc
97(1)
Making a DLA Disc Compatible
97(2)
Project: Recording a DVD Genealogy Archive Disc
99(2)
Requirements
100(1)
Project: Recording a ``Working Copy'' UDF Disc
101(1)
Requirements
102(1)
Project Recording and Finalizing a PowerPoint Presentation Disc
102(2)
Requirements
103(1)
Summary
104(1)
Recording a DVD with Existing Files
105(32)
Introducing MyDVD
106(1)
Using the Wizard
107(2)
Adding a Menu Manually
109(4)
Adding Video Clips Manually
113(3)
Changing Menu Styles
116(7)
Checking the Safe Zone
123(1)
Previewing Your Work
124(2)
Recording the Disc
126(1)
Project Recording a DVD Video Disc with MyDVD
127(5)
Requirements
127(5)
Project Recording a cDVD with a Custom Menu
132(4)
Requirements
132(4)
Summary
136(1)
Direct-to-DVD Recording
137(12)
Connecting to the Source
138(1)
Configuring Windows for Direct-to-DVD Recording
139(5)
Using DMA Mode
139(2)
Defragmenting Your Drive
141(1)
Avoiding Multitasking
141(3)
Selecting Capture Settings
144(2)
Setting Chapter Points
146(1)
Project: Recording Directly from a DV Camcorder
146(2)
Requirements
146(2)
Summary
148(1)
Watching DVD Video with PowerDVD
149(22)
Loading and Playing a DVD Movie
150(2)
Basic Video Controls Explained
152(9)
Showing and Minimizing the Panel
153(1)
Switching Between Window and Full Screen
153(1)
Pausing and Stopping the Movie
154(2)
Fast-Forward and Rewind
156(1)
Selecting a Chapter
156(2)
Using Next and Previous
158(1)
Using Repeat
158(2)
Setting the Volume Level
160(1)
Selecting an Audio Stream
160(1)
Switching Angles
161(1)
Bookmarking Scenes
161(2)
Displaying Subtitling
163(1)
Using File Mode
163(2)
Using the Menu Pad
165(1)
Project Capturing and E-mailing Images from Digital Video
166(4)
Requirements
166(4)
Summary
170(1)
Printing Disc Labels and Inserts
171(18)
Do I Need Labels and Inserts?
172(1)
Applying Labels 101
173(2)
Project Creating a Label
175(7)
Requirements
175(7)
Project: Creating an Insert Set
182(6)
Requirements
182(6)
Summary
188(1)
Recording Advanced Formats and Video CD Discs
189(32)
Introducing Easy CD Creator 5
190(2)
Video CDs vs. DVD Video Discs
192(1)
Introducing Mixed-Mode Recording
193(2)
Introducing Multisession Recording
195(8)
Recording an Incremental Multisession Disc
197(4)
Recording a Multivolume Multisession Disc
201(1)
Selecting a Session from a Multivolume Multisession Disc
201(2)
Recording with a Disc Image
203(3)
Saving a Disc Image
204(1)
Recording a CD from a Disc Image
205(1)
Project: Creating a Video CD
206(6)
Requirements
206(6)
Project Recording a Promotional CD-Extra Disc
212(4)
Requirements
212(4)
Project Recording a Bootable CD-ROM
216(3)
Requirements
217(2)
Summary
219(2)
Recording Digital Photographs on CD
221(24)
Introducing PhotoRelay
222(1)
Creating a Thumbnail Album
223(6)
Printing Photographs
229(4)
E-mailing Photographs
233(2)
Project Creating a Family Photo CD with PhotoRelay
235(4)
Requirements
235(4)
Project Creating a Video Postcard on CD
239(5)
Requirements
239(5)
Summary
244(1)
Making Movies with ArcSoft ShowBiz
245(20)
Introducing ShowBiz
246(2)
Expanding Your Media Library
248(2)
Building a Movie from Media Elements
250(2)
Adding Transitions
252(1)
Editing with the Timeline
253(2)
Creating a Different Look with Effects
255(3)
Adding Text to Your Movie
256(2)
Previewing Your Work in ShowBiz
258(2)
Saving Your Classic to Disc
260(3)
Summary
263(2)
Troubleshooting Recorder Problems
265(12)
Common Hardware Problems
266(2)
Common Software Problems
268(5)
Eliminating Buffer Underrun Errors
273(2)
Summary
275(2)
Adding an HTML Menu System
277(26)
Do I Need a Menu?
279(3)
Multimedia Material
279(1)
Internet Content
279(1)
Text-Based Material
280(1)
Off-Site Web Content
280(1)
Programs to Download
280(1)
Discs You'll Give to Others
281(1)
Adding Menus to a DVD
282(1)
Why Use HTML?
282(3)
Easy to Learn
283(1)
Compatible with Most Computers
283(1)
Large Installed Base
283(1)
Did I Mention It Was Free?
284(1)
Familiar Controls
284(1)
A Wide Range of Commands
284(1)
More to Come
284(1)
Designing Your Menus
285(2)
HTML Editing vs. Web Design vs. Page Layout
287(4)
The Basics: HTML Editing
288(1)
The Visual Approach: Web Design
288(2)
The Alternative: Page Layout and Word Processing
290(1)
Project Building an HTML Menu
291(11)
Requirements
291(11)
Summary
302(1)
Converting Albums and Cassettes to Audio CDs
303(8)
A Word of Caution
304(1)
What Do I Need?
304(1)
Project Transferring a Cassette to Audio CD
305(5)
Requirements
305(5)
Summary
310(1)
Appendix A Hewlett-Packard Technical Support's Frequently Asked Questions 311(6)
Appendix B Tips on Buying a Recorder 317(6)
Appendix C Using Musicmatch Jukebox 323(8)
Glossary 331(8)
Index 339

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