It is time to locate the three MPEG2 sample video clips provided with this guide (02r.mpg, 02r-pink.mg, and motionroot.mg). The two clips 02r.mpg and 02r-pink.mpg are two different video angles of the same video shot. Each clip represents a chapter in the title of the video title set. We can drag all three video clips and drop them into the right window pane of the Data Editor tab as shown below, while pressing down the Shift key. The Shift key is not needed if dragging one file at a time. We need to make sure that the selected folder is "Video". Note that if the selected (highlighted) folder is "Data", the three clips are stored in the root folder "Data", not in the subfolder "Video". The cursor changes into an arrow with a plus sign enclosed in a square to indicate the drag-and-drop operation.

Now we do the same thing for the audio clips. Locate the two sample .wav audio clips provided with this guide (01r-2.wav and 02r-2.wav) to use as the audio track for each chapter. We now drag the two audio clips and drop them into the right window pane of the Data Editor tab as shown below, while pressing down the Shift key. You should make sure that the selected folder is "Audio".

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