Can chapter markers be attached to clips?

I have an hour-long project that I've put plenty of chapter markers into, but now I see how I could improve it by adding a bit more video footage to a certain place early on in the timeline.
Of course, adding more video to the timeline is going to push all subsequent clips downstream, and all those downstream chapter markers are going to end up out of place.
Isn't there some way to lock chapter markers to clips so that the markers will stay with the clips, and move along with them?
Tom

Sorry Tom ... I think I may have misrepresented the solution I was offering. "Nesting" will not actually move the sequences chapter markers into the clip itself, but rather the idea is to use the sequence (with contained chapter markers) as a virtual clip item. Unfortunately I didn't test my supposed solution before suggesting it and, just as you discovered, it won't work quite as simply as I described ... but it will work tho if you're willing to wrangle things a little.
Create a new sequence and open it in the timeline. You'll want to double check the new sequence's settings and make sure they match the original sequence, if not then now would be a good time to change them accordingly. Next, from the Browser window, drag and drop your original sequence down into the new empty sequence in your timeline. What you should get is a single "clip" representation of your original sequence ... and hopefully you will clearly be able to see those chapter markers as attached to this virtual clip (nested sequence).
Give it a try and let me know if it works for you
Cheers
Andy

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