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A DVD player must also know what to do if the Title button is pressed on 
the DVD remote. Set this by clicking a blank area of the Project panel. The 
properties of the disc now appear in the Properties panel. Set Title Button to 
Sequence 01/Lesson 21-1 by using the Pickwhip tool to select the Timeline 
object in the Project panel.
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Choose File > Build > Disc.
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You can adjust several settings in the Build panel. Typically you will leave 
them at the defaults to burn your DVD. Check that you have the correct DVD 
recorder selected if you have more than one burner in your system, and give the 
project an appropriate name. Click Build to start burning your DVD.
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If there are errors in your project, Adobe Encore will prompt you with a dialog 
letting you know where they are so you can correct them before burning the 
disc. If there are no errors in your project, Adobe Encore will burn your DVD 
and alert you when it is complete. Leave the Encore project open; you will use it 
in the next exercise.
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 Note:
To actually 
create a DVD, place a 
blank DVD in your DVD 
burner. If you do not 
have a DVD drive or 
do not want to burn a 
physical DVD, you can 
proceed, but you won’t 
be able to complete the 
final burn process.

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LESSON 21
Authoring DVDs with Adobe Encore CS5
Creating a menu DVD
Adobe Premiere Pro does not have tools to create DVD menus directly. However, 
you can transfer the Encore chapter markers you place on the Timeline to Adobe 
Encore and then use them to create buttons or chapters. You use Adobe Premiere 
Pro to pass the video assets along with the chapter markers to Adobe Encore, and 
you use Encore to build the menus and burn the DVD.
For this exercise, you do not need Adobe Premiere Pro running. Switch to the 
Encore project that should still be open from the previous section.
You will select a DVD menu from a list of 
menu templates included with Adobe Encore: