Endpoint selecting brings no function!

GuidoR wrote on 4/30/2012, 11:47 AM

Hello together,

i don´t no what to do!! If i choose and Endpoint for each Chapter, there is no function i want! I want that after each Chapter End the Chapter goes back to the Chapter selection were it comes from but all that apaers is that the next Chapter begins!! What do i wrong? I thought i can do it via Scripting but i don´t know how although i read the manual.

Please can you give me a hint?

Thanks and regards

Comments

GuidoR wrote on 4/30/2012, 1:47 PM

Can it be that i ask the wrong question?
Can it be that my problem is to obsurd?
Can it that my questions are to unprecise
Can it be that it is for non Germans only
Can it be that you mean that i did no search in the web or in this forum?
Why else are the answers of all my questions in this forum are so numerous?
Other with similar problems get at least up to 4 replys in minimum!

What must i do to have no invisibility here?

Thanks

Former user wrote on 4/30/2012, 2:24 PM

To make sure

You want to select a chapter and after that chapter is played, return back to the menu (rather than continue to the next chapter), is that right?

If so, the Manual tells you how to do it.

But the short how is

Import the media in once for each chapter. It will only be copied to the disk once, but you will have several entries for it.

Then select each one and make an IN and OUT point on the timeline. Select next and do it again. Do this for each chapter that you want to play.

Then when you make your chapter buttons, point to each of these files instead of the Full Play file.

Dave T2

GuidoR wrote on 4/30/2012, 4:08 PM

Yes i read it at yours and i did it as discriped but every imported Video has the same selection in the end like if it were all the same one not one of those imported. I can see what is wrong at this point!

Thank you for your Help

GuidoR wrote on 4/30/2012, 4:17 PM

Oh sorry i have made an mistake, i copied instead of imported it so it was each time the same like a link to the first.

Thank you very much!!!

Former user wrote on 4/30/2012, 6:58 PM

Glad I could help.

Have fun!!!

Dave T2

Jack S wrote on 5/1/2012, 5:44 AM

GuidoR
In defence of this forum, which is an excellent forum with many very knowledgable contributors, you can't post a problem then expect an answer within two hours of posting that problem. The respected contributors, Dave, Tim, Steve, Mark, etc, can't be expected to monitor the forum on a 24/7 basis. In the past I've sometimes had to wait days before getting a response but I understand that this can happen.
Be patient when posting your problems and you will be more likely to get a solution. Your response after just two hours does not aid your cause.