I want to encode AVCHD videos that have 27 chapters. I want them separated into single videos but it comes out all as one, unless I do them one at a time. Can I set up an automatic cue for this? I used to open QT and export the video I wanted, but QT won't open it. Or do I have to set up individual cues?
I think this is a general question and not a troubleshooting request. I don't THINK I require an activity log. It's a general question.
HandBrake version 1.3.3
Catalina 10.15.3
setting up individual cues for AVCHD file with 27 chapters
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Re: setting up individual cues for AVCHD file with 27 chapters
That is an ambiguous statement. Do you have AVCHD BluRay source with 27 chapters, or do you want to make compliant AVCHD, which does not support chapters in the wild, and must be encoded in a nonlinear editor, not Handbrake? Such files could then be authored to BluRay structure, which supports menus, titles, and chapters, but again not in Handbrake.I want to encode AVCHD videos that have 27 chapters.
Now do you see why encode logs are so important, and in fact, are required? Please feel free to post back when you have something.
Re: setting up individual cues for AVCHD file with 27 chapters
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Re: setting up individual cues for AVCHD file with 27 chapters
Thank you. Yes it is a AVCHD I have that has 27 chapters. I did read the how-to. But I don't have a technical problem so I don't see why providing a large activity log will help with the answer I'm seeking.
Re: setting up individual cues for AVCHD file with 27 chapters
Because you "don't see why" doesn't mean they aren't required. Sorry we couldn't help you.