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Creating Discs on a Mac 33
Universal Disk Format (UDF). Use this project type to create a
data DVD for a Mac and a PC.
DVD Video/Audio. This project type can be used to create
DVD videos from properly formatted Video_TS and Audio_TS
folders on your hard drive. Note: Video_TS and Audio_TS
folders must first be created by a DVD authoring program.
Disc Copy Image. Use this project to create discs from previ-
ously created images made from the Discribe software. An
image is an exact snapshot of a disc that can be stored in one
easily manageable file on your hard drive. Creating an image is
useful for discs that you will need multiple copies of over a
long period of time. This project saves time by not requiring
you to read in the master before every copy project. Create
images by using the Utilities - Write Physical Image command
shown in the next section. Note: Only Discribe images will be
accepted. Images created through other software or the
Macintosh Disc Utility will not be recognized by Discribe.
B.2 Utilities and other Menus
Preferences, utilities and support are available through the
menu that appears at the top of the screen when Discribe is
active.
B.3 Saving Projects
It is possible to save a project so that you can easily open it
again and start it. Saving projects is not possible for CD/DVD
copy project. When you save a project, the data and print file
locations are stored in a small file on your computer. This is
different than a disc image since the actual data and print file
are not stored in the project file. Once a project is saved you
can queue it. Job queuing is described in the next section.
To save a project simply go to the file menu at any time and
choose Save Project As.