AVS Video ReMaker - Main Panes
The Main Panes are placed in the left part of the AVS Video ReMaker window and consist of the following items that let the user quickly and conveniently switch between the work modes:
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Use this button to switch into Set Source mode, where you can select video files on your computer hard disk drive, add them to the files list, change their position in the list - move them up and down, and remove them from the list. You can also view the additional video file info and select audio tracks, if there are several ones of them. |
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Use this button to switch into Preview Video mode, where you can navigate through the video files that you have added in the Set Source mode. You will be able to playback the video files, stop them, rewind them fast forward and backward, and also select the necessary episodes to be deleted. If your loaded files are MPEG-2/DVD video files, you will be able to add markers to create chapters and add them to the DVD menu afterwards. |
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Use this button to switch into Detect Scenes mode, where you can find scenes and detect commercials in your selected video files and create a list of them. You can choose the necessary scenes to be deleted and mark the commercials with captions so that they could be found and deleted easily. |
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Use this button to switch into Create DVD Menu, where you can customize the menu for your MPEG-2/DVD video files. You can add chapters to the menu and select its style from the preset list. It is also possible to test the created menu using the Remote Control Emulator that has the functions of a hardware DVD player remote control. |
Please note that AVS4YOU programs do not allow you to copy protected material and are to be used to create a single backup copy for personal use only. You may use this software in copying material in which you own the copyright or have obtained permission to copy from the copyright owner.
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