A video title set (VTS) is a group of related video titles or film clips in your DVD project. Each DVD project must have at least one video title set. The DVD specifications allow up to 99 VTSes per DVD project. In general, one VTS is sufficient for most simple DVD projects.

Scenarist allows the creation of additional video title sets at any time during the authoring process. If you are not decided on how many video title sets you will need for the project, leave this default selection as is and additional video title sets can be created later if needed. Click Next to continue.

The Project Wizard asks you to define the target folder where the required final VIDEO_TS directory is created. To create DVD projects for single-layered recordable DVD-R media, the total size of all files in the VIDEO_TS directory cannot exceed 4.38 GB. You should check the free hard disk space where the target folder resides to make sure there is enough storage. This would help to avoid errors during the DVD creation process. The target and the DVDRoot folder should be on the same physical hard drive. The multiplexer directory is used for holding temporary multiplexed files (VOB files for individual scenes) before merging to the final destination VTS. This directory can be placed on a different hard drive if the free hard disk space is less than twice the size of the DVD project. Click the buttons with three dots (...) to define the output directory folders.

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