The objective of the previous guide is to build a VTS with one video title having three chapters. In this guide, we are going to create a second title in the VTS. The second title displays only the video portion in the first title which does not include the embedded logo. Scenarist allows breaking a chapter or a segment of video into smaller segments called scenes. The result scenes can become additional chapters if desired. This capability allows a long video clip to be imported into Scenarist without the need to break it into chapters in advance. The DVD author can then decide on how many chapters or scenes the long video clip can have. He can then define where the scenes start and end timewise. We now change the previous project by selecting the Track Editor and the first scene. The first scene, by default, has the duration as same as the first chapter, as shown below.

In the above screen shot, the cursor is positioned at the tool bar icon to display the Simulation window. Click this icon to show the following dialog. While we are in the Simulation window, click the up or down arrow next to the timestamp display as shown below to get to the first video frame where the embedded logo fades out completely.

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