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Tracks
Tracks can hold video, audio and subtitle data. You can have 99 tracks. Each track will hold at least one "stream" of video data.
Multiple angles
Each track can have 8 different video camera angles (streams) in addition to the primary video stream.
Subtitles
Up to 32 subtitle streams can be attached and synchronized to video and audio streams.
Menus
A menu is a still (image) or moving (video clip) backdrop on which buttons can be placed.
Buttons
Each menu can have up to 36 buttons which the viewer can click. Each button can have an action attached to it.
Slide show
A series of still images can be turned into a slide show which a viewer can progress through with buttons or which can advance automatically after a set interval.
Audio
Each video track, menu or slide show may be accompanied by up to 8 audio streams. Mono, stereo and multi channel surround sound are supported.
Region coding
Region coding allows a DVD author to determine which geographical region their discs will play in.
Click here for information on regions.
Scripting
Scripting allows you to create advanced interaction to enhance the experience for the viewer as they navigate through and interact with a disc.