Widescreen (16:9) - The common width-to-height ratio of widescreen TVs, widescreen computer monitors, and many motion pictures.Video discs you burn with this setting will play back in this aspect ratio. Normal (4:3) - Also referred to as 1.33:1 or "Academy" ratio, this is the familiar width-to-height ratio of standard TV screens and Hollywood cinema before widescreen movies and TV became commonplace.Use this setting if your video player is PAL or SECAM compliant.Īspect Ratio: The width-to-height proportions of your video playback image. PAL/SECAM - PAL and SECAM are video playback standards used throughout most European countries, most of South America, and other regions that are not NTSC compliant.Use this setting if your video player is NTSC compliant. NTSC (default) - NTSC is the video playback standard used in the United States, Canada, Japan, South Korea, the Philippines, Mexico, and other countries.Video output standard: The technical playback standard encoded into the video for your compatible video player. In the "Video Burning" dialog, click Advanced Options to open a new dialog where you can view or adjust a few basic recording settings: (Default is the Menu Text for the first clip in your burn list.) If you choose to not include a menu, playback will begin immediately with the first clip in the burn list and continue through each subsequent clip on the disc. Select whether or not you want the disc to display on-screen menus.The default name is the first clip in your burn list. The "Video Burning Options" dialog opens.
(Or right-click the clip and select Rename, then edit it.) To specify the text that will identify a clip on the finished disc's menu, select the clip text under Video Menu Text, then edit it. You may delete clips to fit the list to the disc, or else replace the disc with a higher capacity disc.ĭeleting a clip: To delete a clip from the list, right-click it and select Delete. If the amount of media in the burn list exceeds the capacity of the disc, RealPlayer Cloud will alert you. Tracking your burn list/disc capacity: Near the bottom of the Burn pane, just above the Player Control bar, an info display tracks the file size and total duration of the clips in the burn list. When you burn the disc, Transfer Status shows you the transfer progress of the individual clips (in %). Transfer Status shows you whether the clip is ready to burn.
If you choose to not include an onscreen navigation menu, the disc will play the clips in the burn list order automatically upon playback. The clip order in the burn list will define their order in the disc's on-screen menu.
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