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You can also use the Checkbox next to the Set Output button to accomplish the same thing (See Fig 6-46) Once all files are properly set up, Encode a single file using the Encode Menu option, or Encode All enabled files in the Batch List by using the Encode Multiple command (see Fig 6-47) When completed, you can import the finished Dolby Digital files into DVD Studio Pro for use in authoring your DVD!

The Methods De ned by Deque (continued)

To be sure that the encode has been created properly, it is possible to playback an encoded AC-3 file using APack s Monitor Window (Command-2 from the Keyboard) This will give you an audio playback of the file, and also allow you to look at the MetaData that has been created from your encode parameters

descendingIterator( ) method It returns an iterator that returns elements in reverse order In other words, it returns an iterator that moves from the end of the collection to the start A Deque implementation can be capacity-restricted, which means that only a limited number of elements can be added to the deque When this is the case, an attempt to add an element to the deque can fail Deque allows you to handle such a failure in two ways First, methods such as push( ), addFirst( ), and addLast( ) throw an IllegalStateException if a capacity-restricted deque is full Second, other methods, such as offerFirst( ) and offerLast( ), return false if the element could not be added You can select the approach most suited to your application

You can load a file into the empty Monitor using the Select AC-3 file button, or Drag an AC-3 file onto the window (See Fig 6-48) To view the embedded MetaData, click on the Info button The Stream Information panel (see Fig 6-49) will open for the currently loaded file

Immediately after encoding, the Log window will appear, confirming the status of the AC3 encode jobs

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in that batch You will find the Log window will accumulate encoder status messages until such time as the Clear function is invoked to clear the Log window Log window messages may be copied and printed or emailed as the need may be

A similar situation occurs relative to removing elements from a Deque Methods such as pop( ) and removeFirst( ) throw a NoSuchElementException if they are called on an empty collection Methods such as pollFirst( ) or pollLast( ) return null if the collection is empty Again, choose the approach most compatible with your application

This section will guide you through the details using Compressor 2 to create Dolby Digital compressed sound files for your DVD In Compressor 2, Dolby Digital bitstreams are always created using a Batch List process there is no Instant Encoder Files for conversion are first added to a Batch List document, then Submitted for Encoding The process outlined below is similar to that outlined previously for APack, but procedures and screens are different for Compressor 2

The collection classes implement the collection interfaces Some of the classes provide full implementations that can be used as-is Others are abstract, providing skeletal implementations that are used as starting points for creating concrete collections The collection classes defined in javautil are summarized in the following table The recipes in this chapter make use of several of these classes A brief overview of each concrete collection class follows

NOTE! Regardless of which application you use for encoding, source audio for DVD must be at the 48 KHz sample rate, and not 441 KHz Trying to create AC-3 files from 441 K files will cause problems later