To save yourself the considerable time of editing all the timecodes to get them into the format required by the mp4muxe.exe utility used in this approach, use this Word macro. Then, follow the instructions at this site: Here's another alternative, doing basically the same thing.Īfter creating the markers in Vegas, copy them to Microsoft Word. Good luck!īTW, I made a feature request to do this in Vegas a while back, but never heard a response. Also, if you are using Vegas 9 let us know if there is any change in exporting the chapter list. That's it! You'll have to let me know if there are any differences with the newest version of Drax. Note: If you have a ton of chapters, you may want to do that last step as a Search / Replace in a text editor like Word.ĮDIT: See two posts down for a Word Macro that does this automatically, with thanks to johnmeyer for the idea!Ģ) Click on the "Chapters" tab at the bottom of the window.Ĥ) Click on your newly-created chapters.txt file (you can also edit or add chapters manually if wanted).ĥ) When the new chapters have imported successfully, click File->Save. Now, for each entry, there is a between the time and the name. Remove the top line completely (says Postion Name) and move the first data line up to the top (delete the line break). Paste the marker data into the file.Ħ) Now you need to do a little editing. Ctrl->C to copy the marker data.ĥ) Open a new Text file on your desktop. Make sure to set your Time Format to "Time" (right-click on the clock).Ĥ) Click the upper left box to select the whole table. m4v (important).Ģ) Open the Vegas project you used, name your markers the way you want them, and check View->Show Edit Details. mp4 using an AVC codec that will play on your iPod (I assume you've already done this).
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