If I have markers in a VP12 project and I manually render, I can select "Save project markers in rendered media file" under "Metadata Options" in the "Render As" dialog.
What this appears to do is add marker information to the corresponding .sfl file that gets created. If I separately render audio and video using DVDA-compliant templates, I can just load the resultant .mpg in DVDA, and it automatically finds the corresponding .ac3 file and loads the chapter markers from the .sfl file -- great!
However ... I'm trying to adapt (read: hack) the "Batch Render" script to (a) not append the template names to the rendered files -- easy -- and (b) do the equivalent of manually checking the "Save project markers in rendered media file" box. I need some help with (b) above.
It would appear that invoking the renderer leads to the creation of the .sfl file regardless .... however, nowhere can I see any option to influence whether the renderer includes markers in the rendered file (or corresponding .sfl).
I edit multiple projects during the week (with some very specific navigation marker requirements) and ultimately I'd like to be able to create a script to run each Friday afternoon, select the projects and have them render to DVDA-friendly files over the weekend.
Any help is appreciated!
What this appears to do is add marker information to the corresponding .sfl file that gets created. If I separately render audio and video using DVDA-compliant templates, I can just load the resultant .mpg in DVDA, and it automatically finds the corresponding .ac3 file and loads the chapter markers from the .sfl file -- great!
However ... I'm trying to adapt (read: hack) the "Batch Render" script to (a) not append the template names to the rendered files -- easy -- and (b) do the equivalent of manually checking the "Save project markers in rendered media file" box. I need some help with (b) above.
It would appear that invoking the renderer leads to the creation of the .sfl file regardless .... however, nowhere can I see any option to influence whether the renderer includes markers in the rendered file (or corresponding .sfl).
I edit multiple projects during the week (with some very specific navigation marker requirements) and ultimately I'd like to be able to create a script to run each Friday afternoon, select the projects and have them render to DVDA-friendly files over the weekend.
Any help is appreciated!