Audio & Subtitle Settings
Most movies offer various Audio and Subtitle selections, such as Languages, Subtitles, Audio encoding (Dolby AC-3, DTS), Audio properties (like the director's commentary) and Audio Channels.
The second quality bar scans your title and chapter selection and gives a more exact idea of the picture quality as in the last window. Besides it shows the final influence of the audio selection on the quality. The two lines show the possible minimum and maximum value, depending on your audio selection.
On the right hand side of the window you will find all the settings for the selected title in the particular movie chapter. Here you can make personal selections about the backup process. CloneDVD will memorize these preferences until the next time you start the program. For example, maybe you like watching your movies in German and English without subtitles and with Dolby AC-3. Please make your personal selection now!
On the left hand side you will find all the settings of each of your selected title/s. Please choose in the upper left window the title where you want to make a selection. The corresponding language and subtitle settings will be shown in the left bottom window. Each title has different settings. Depending on the selection of your preferences on the right hand side, the settings on the left hand side will be tailored to suit.
NOTE: CloneDVD only memorizes the settings on the right hand side (preferences). We recommend you select your preferred settings on the right hand side and only correct the settings of each single title by exception.
You can make the following selections:
- Language: Select the spoken language for your personal movie backup
- Audio properties: Among these options are features like the director's commentary and closed caption for the handicapped
- Audio encoding: Select the different audio encodings you want to copy. Note that DTS uses more space than Dolby AC-3
- Dolby AC-3/Dolby Digital: Audio Compression 3 provides you with true Surround-Sound. It is a real multi-channel technology usually comprising six channels (5.1) or a maximum of seven (6.1). On DVDs the sample rate is 48 KHz at 448 Kbit/s
- DTS: Digital Theatre Sound also provides true Surround Sound and is considered superior to AC3, however, not all DVD players support this format. On a DVD the sample rate is 48 KHz at 768 Kbit/s. Up to to eight channels can be supported
- Audio channels: Select the preferred number of audio channels
- Subtitle languages: Select your preferred subtitle languages
- Subtitle properties: Among these properties are subtitles for the hard-of-hearing and subtitles for children
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