Start DVD Flick. The first thing we will do is to set up the project, so click on the Project Settings button. In the General section first. You can specify a title for the project here - note that this is not the disc's title (separately configured in the Burning section). You can also change the target size to match the kind of DVD media you will burn to (most likely DVD (4.3 GB) ). You can also specify a custom size if, for example, you want to burn other types of files to the DVD. The Encoder Priority will determine how much resources Windows will allocate resources to DVD Flick - the Normal setting should be good enough if you plan on doing light work in the background, while Below Normal will allow you to work normally. If you are sure you won't be doing anything while DVD Flick is working, you can select a higher priority, but the performance gains might be minimal. Thread Count specifies how many CPU threads you wish DVD Flick to use. Those with dual or quad core processors should enable 2 or 4 threads for maximum performance. The Keep intermediate encoded audio and video files option, when selected, tells DVD Flick to keep the encoded audio ( AC3) and video ( MPEG-2) files it uses to create the DVD. Otherwise, these files will be deleted. Keeping these files are good if you plan on using these encoded files in other authoring or editing tools to create other DVDs. On to the Video section. The Target Format will need to be changed to match your input file (see Step 2 ). Encoding profile determines encoding quality, and therefore, speed. Fastest will have the lowest quality, while Best will be the slowest and highest quality. Normal is recommended. Target bitrate allows you to set a constant bitrate for the encoding, which is not recommended unless you know what you are doing. Bitrate determines quality and file size. As an example, most commercially produced.
Version Added: button Subtitle Menu X and button Audio Menu X button types that jump to a title's audio or button menu directly. Changed: Removed High encoding priority setting. It is not useful anyway (no speed gain, only chokes other processes). Changed: Updated FFmpeg to revision 19276. Changed: Updated Img Burn to version. Changed: Removed Enable menu checkbox and replaced it by a None menu option. Fixed: Overflow error when loading large files. Fixed: Negative audio delays were not corrected. Version Fixed: Bug that caused certain files to be detected as having 0 FPS video. Changed: Updated 7-zip, MPLEX, delaycut, FFmpeg and mkvextract to their latest versions. Changed: Modifications to the installer script ( Xhmikos R). Version Added: 1.85 manual PAR option for titles. Added: Copy timestamps option for titles. Added: Real Video 3 and 4 support. It's not perfect though. Added: GSM audio support. Changed: Made the Mosaic template less garish-looking. Not that it's been turned into a work of art now. Changed: MPLEX is now used instead of TCMPLEX. Changed: Updated FFmpeg to latest revision. Changed: Adjusted default burn speed and speed warnings. Changed: 2:3 pulldown is disabled by default now, but can be enabled from the advanced video options dialog. Changed: The Do you want to proceed dialog is no longer shown. Fixed: When running in unattended mode, The project has been changed dialog would still show up and keep DVD Flick from closing. Fixed: UTF-8 subtitle support. Fixed: Low\high burning speed warning even when burning to disc was disabled. Fixed: Long duration of adding a new video source. Version Added: Option to ignore an audio track's delay (audio track edit window). Added: Option to verify a disc after burning it. Added: Option to eject the tray after burning a disc. Fixed: Bug that would cause menu generation to die early.
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