It is time to select the Scenario Editor tab to start assemblying the three tracks we just created. Scenarist automatically creates the following four icons to represent the appropriate DVD data structures: the First-Play PGC, the Video Manager VMG, the first video title set (VTS_1), and the first title (Title_1). An arrow links the precommand section of the First-Play PGC to the title labeled Title_1 (with the virtual machine command JumpTT 1). This means that when the DVD disc is put into a DVD player, the first title is played back automatically. Drag the the first scene (01r-t-scn) from the Asset Manager window and drop it to the Title_1 icon as following.

An entry PGC labeled 01r-t-scn-pgc is created for the title Title_1 to hold the first track with no precommands and no postcommands. The first track becomes the first chapter of the DVD disc as indicated by the program icon labeled 01r-t-scn-pg. The icon labeled 01r-t-scn-cell represents the cell which contains the multiplexed streams of video and audio for the first chapter. We continue to add the remaining chapters by dragging the scenes 02r-t-scn and 03r-t-scn and drop it on the PGC icon as shown in the following picture. The second chapter contains two seamless cells which represent two video angles of the same track (note the way the base cell icon is shown without the seamless/non-seamless flag). The DVD virtual command SetSTN (Set Stream Number) is used to select the video and audio angles.

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