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<blockquote data-quote="ckcomm" data-source="post: 177437" data-attributes="member: 54553"><p>Thanks for the tip; I downloaded Comskip and figured this out.</p><p></p><p>A few hints for anyone else who's trying to do this:</p><p></p><ul> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">The frame count in the header (where it says "FILE PROCESSING COMPLETE x FRAMES AT 2997") is not important - you can put anything there. But as far as I can tell the header itself does need to be there. I'm not sure if the frame rate is important, but I'd set it to the appropriate value for your region just in case.<br /> </li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Each line below the header should contain two frame numbers separated by a tab. You don't need an entry at the beginning for frame 0 (or frame 1), or an entry at the end for the final frame.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">If you're just trying to implement chapter stops rather than defining parts of your video (i.e. commercials) to skip, then the two frame numbers on each line should be the same. Any frames between these two numbers will be skipped during playback.</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">IMPORTANT: As far as I can tell, the chapter stops don't work with the keyboard commands for skipping forward and backward (sometimes reported to be F8 and F4, respectively, and sometimes F8 and F7). For me, they only work with the Replay ( |< ) and Skip ( >| ) buttons on my MCE remote. This is what caused me to think they weren't working originally.</li> </ul><p>Thanks to everyone for their help.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ckcomm, post: 177437, member: 54553"] Thanks for the tip; I downloaded Comskip and figured this out. A few hints for anyone else who's trying to do this: [LIST] [*]The frame count in the header (where it says "FILE PROCESSING COMPLETE x FRAMES AT 2997") is not important - you can put anything there. But as far as I can tell the header itself does need to be there. I'm not sure if the frame rate is important, but I'd set it to the appropriate value for your region just in case. [*]Each line below the header should contain two frame numbers separated by a tab. You don't need an entry at the beginning for frame 0 (or frame 1), or an entry at the end for the final frame. [*]If you're just trying to implement chapter stops rather than defining parts of your video (i.e. commercials) to skip, then the two frame numbers on each line should be the same. Any frames between these two numbers will be skipped during playback. [*]IMPORTANT: As far as I can tell, the chapter stops don't work with the keyboard commands for skipping forward and backward (sometimes reported to be F8 and F4, respectively, and sometimes F8 and F7). For me, they only work with the Replay ( |< ) and Skip ( >| ) buttons on my MCE remote. This is what caused me to think they weren't working originally. [/LIST] Thanks to everyone for their help. [/QUOTE]
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