The Track Editor tab is used to assemble multiplexed and synchronized segments of video and audio assets which can be referenced throughout the DVD project. Since the final DVD contains sixteen chapters, we will need to create sixteen tracks, one for each chapter. We now locate the data item rnd01 in the folder "Images". This data item represents the bitmap file rnd01.jpg. We drag and drop this asset into the folder "Tracks" to build the required track for the first chapter as following. This track does not have any audio component so each chapter is built as a silent slide show. Scenarist automatically assigns a duration of 10 seconds to a slide show. We can change the duration of a slide show by selecting its timeline and drag its blue border. We can also change the timeline duration by entering a value of 5 seconds into the "Duration" field in the Property Browser window.

Scenarist prompts for the type of track to create. We select "Slide show" for this data item as shown below, since you may want to add accompanied audio to this track later. The procedure to build the remaining tracks rnd02-t through rnd16-t is identical to the steps required to build the first track rnd01-t. The remaning tracks represent the image data needed for the next 15 chapters.

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