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LESSON 21
Authoring DVDs with Adobe Encore CS5
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Click the Timelines panel to select it. This panel filters the assets so you see 
only the Timeline assets. Select each Timeline, and set End Action to Return 
to Last Menu.
Adobe Encore makes the first object you import the First Play object, meaning 
it’s the first object the DVD player plays when the DVD is inserted. The first 
thing imported into this project was the Sequence 01/Lesson 21-01 object. 
Notice that it has a First Play status added to its icon. That worked well for 
an autoplay DVD. But now you want the menu to be the first thing that plays. 
Fortunately, this is easy to change.
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Right-click the menu object, and choose Set as First Play from the menu. Notice 
the First Play indicator is now on the menu icon.
Previewing the DVD
You can preview the menu in Adobe Encore before burning it to DVD to make sure 
it looks and works as you expect.
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Choose File > Preview. Use the pointer as your DVD remote to click the 
buttons. Click each button to ensure they all play as expected.
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You can burn this DVD in the same way you burned the autoplay DVD earlier. 
Choose File > Build > Disc, and proceed as you did in the autoplay exercise.

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Creating a Blu-ray Disc
Blu-ray Disc is a format that supports HD video. HD video has a higher resolution 
than SD video, so it will not fit on a standard DVD. Burning a Blu-ray Disc requires 
a Blu-ray Disc–capable burner and Blu-ray Disc media, and to play the Blu-ray 
Disc, you need a Blu-ray Disc–capable player connected to a high-definition TV. 
Fortunately, Encore is ready to handle this new technology when you are. Burning 
a Blu-ray Disc is as easy as burning a standard-definition DVD.
Start where you left off with the Encore project still open, and follow these steps: