The following dialog is shown.

You can choose the appropriate sample DVD projects provided with each guide which are compatible with your video standard: NTSC (North America and Japan) or PAL video standard. Leave the default selection as is for the NTSC standard TV screen (4:3 aspect ratio). European nations use the PAL video standard (higher resolution than NTSC but at lower frame rate, 25 fps). You must select the 16:9 aspect ratio if your DVD project is authored for widescreen viewing. Otherwise, click Next to continue.

The Project Wizard presents the above screen to define the conversion color for subpictures. If your DVD project has no menu or subtitle, leave the default selection as is. The group of four colors are: inner edge (or emphasis 2, E2), outer edge (or emphasis 1, E1), foreground (pattern, P), and background (Bg). Click Next to continue. For more information on the use of colors as defined by the DVD specifications, visit Menu, Color and Masks.

The color definition for a global palette is shown. The palette has 16 colors and consists of four groups: display, selection, action, and subpicture. Each group has four colors as described previously: E2, E1, P, and Bg. This global palette is used throughout your DVD project. Scenarist allows the definition of a local color palette for each PGC. If your DVD project has no menu or subtitle, leave the default definition as is and click Next to continue.

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