The subtitle menu is straightforward as well, allowing you to add multiple subtitle streams (different languages, perhaps) as well as allowing you to go to exact seconds to start the subtitles (as well as change font, size, etc).

If you are unprepared to set these manually, the program smartly does it automatically. In clip properties, you have more powerful options as well, including the ability to add more files, add new audio streams, or set the framerate, aspect ratio or display mode. You can now edit the file to your liking, cutting, adding transitions, boosting audio (in Audio Filters) or even adding Subtitles, via the subtitles editing tab, on the top (next to clip properties and cut edit). It was a WMV file, but most file types work. You can choose between using a file from your PC, from a camcorder, from a disc (including Blu-ray) or even from a color matte. I would first implore you to head over to Options and set all output folders to where you want them. You can open an older, saved project with the second option, or you can burn a project with the disc writing tool. As can be deduced, starting a new project will lead you to the starting steps of authoring a new project. There are four options, Start a new project, disc writing tool, open a project file and batch authoring file. If you would like to download a free trial of the software from Pegasys, you can do so here: Free trialĪt first glance, TMPGEnc has an easy interface. Today we will be reviewing the excellent shareware program TMPGEnc Authoring Works 4, powerful software used to author DVDs from all types of video sources.

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