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DVD-ROM Boilerplate video
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The DVD-ROM boilerplate video is provided for developers producing DVD-ROM titles that contain no DVD-Video formatted data. A disc without a proper DVD-Video zone may behave unpredictably when placed in a standalone DVD-Video player, possibly ejecting the disc or locking up. This confusing situation can be avoided by adding the DVD-ROM boilerplate video to the disc. When the disc is inserted into a DVD-Video player it will display a message informing the user that the disc is designed to work in a DVD-ROM PC with Microsoft<66> Windows<77>. An autorun.inf file should be included on the disc so that Windows will launch the specified executable rather than automatically launching the DVD Player and displaying the boilerplate video message.
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When creating the DVD-ROM image, copy the VIDEO_TS directory and its contents, and the AUDIO_TS directory (which is empty), to the root directory of the DVD-ROM image. (Don't copy this readme file.) Be sure to use image formatting software that properly recognizes the DVD-Video zone and places it at the physical beginning of the disc.
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The DVD-ROM boilerplate video files may be used on any DVD-ROM title in accordance with the Distribution Requirements of the SDK End-User License Agreement.
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