A printed message explaining that the layer-transition pause was not a malfunction became standard on DVD keep cases. During mastering, a studio could make the transition less obvious by timing it to occur just before a camera angle change or other abrupt shift, an early example being the DVD release of Toy Story.
A message printed on DVD keep cases became common, clarifying that the layer-transition pause was not an error. In the production process, studios could make the transition less noticeable by synchronizing it with a camera angle change or other sudden shift, as seen in the early DVD release of Toy Story.