Film and Imaging QA / Technical & Training Certifications Vegas Editor since 2001 (Sonic Foundry Vegas Video 2) So now when I open the Drax modified M4V-wrapped AVC file the "Next Chapter" button in VLC media player advanced to the next Vegas created marker (same should happen with other media players) When the new chapters have imported successfully, click File->Save. Click on your newly-created "chapters.txt" file (you can also edit or add chapters manually if wanted).ĥ. Click on the "Chapters" tab at the bottom of the window.Ĥ. Edit the saved text file, deleting the column heading (first line in file) and add a new first line that contains “00:00:00.000 Begin” (or use another chapter name of your choosing besides “Begin”) - Drax seems to want the first chapter marker in the import file to be at "“00:00:00.000"Ģ. Save the text file ("Chapters.txt" for example).ħ. Click the upper left box to select the whole table. Open Edit Details (View->Window->Show Edit Details).ĥ. Go to File->Properties->Ruler for this settingģ. With your Vegas project open, make sure to set the project’s Time Ruler format to "Time" (not “Time & frames” or one of the other timeline formats). Render your file to AVC encoded output (using MAGIX or Sony AVC templates), and rename the. (the Vegas steps were augmented slightly)ġ. Below are a modified set of instructions to do this based on a 2009 thread.
#MIDVD PRO WITH CHAPTERS MP4#
OK, I used Drax tool to add the Vegas Pro (v15 in my case) Markers to the Vegas Pro rendered AVC encoded MP4 file.
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