379 Creating an autoplay DVD Next, you’ll create an autoplay DVD that will begin playing your movie automati-
cally when a user plays the disc in a DVD player.
1 Choose File > Adobe Dynamic Link > Send to Encore. Adobe Encore launches.
2 Name the disc
Auto Play DVD , and choose the Lesson 21 folder for the location.
3 Select DVD as the authoring mode.
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4 Click OK.
Encore opens with the Adobe Premiere Pro sequence you selected in the Encore
Project panel. This also creates an Encore Timeline of the same name.
5 Double-click the Timeline object in the Encore Project panel, which opens a
Timeline panel in Encore and a monitor window so you can preview the video.
Play or scrub the video to see it is the sequence you exported from Adobe
Premiere Pro.
This video sequence is loaded into Adobe Encore via Dynamic Link. This
technology allows Encore to play the Adobe Premiere Pro sequence without
first having to render it anywhere. To demonstrate that this link is dynamic,
you’ll now make a change to the Adobe Premiere Pro sequence and see that it
is reflected immediately in Encore.
6 Switch from Adobe Encore to Adobe Premiere Pro.
7 Choose Effects > Video Effects > Image Control, and drag the Black & White
filter to the first clip on the Adobe Premiere Pro Timeline.
8 Do not save the Adobe Premiere Pro project after you make this change. Switch
back to Encore, and play the Timeline. You will see that the change you made
appears in Encore without rendering or even saving the project.
To complete the creation of an autoplay DVD, you need to set a couple of
parameters, and then you’ll be ready to burn the DVD.
9 Select the Sequence 01/Lesson 21-01 Timeline
object in the Project panel; notice the End Action
on the Properties panel is Not Set. This means the
DVD will not know what to do when the Timeline
finishes playing. Set the Timeline to stop after
playing by setting End Action to Stop. If the End
Action is not set to Stop, Encore will warn you
to set the end action when checking the project
for errors.
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Note: If an Adobe
Premiere Pro sequence
is dynamically linked
to an Adobe Encore
project, it is not even
necessary for Adobe
Premiere Pro to be
running for Encore
to use the linked
sequence.