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How to Chapter dvds...

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I have an Elgato EyeTV and have been putting old vids on my Macbook.

I need an easy way to "track out" or put "chapters" on the dvds. I know that iDVD does this, but is this the easiest way?

I have only done one 'chaptering' with iDVD and it took awhile b/c I had to choose the spot in the video and then save it...etc....

I am wondering if there is a program that will let me just choose the points and then do it all at one time.

I am hoping that makes sense.
 

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