Export on Markers

I have a 15 min training film, with 7 different markers for different sections of the film. The complete film works great, but is there a way to export 9 individual films from those markers?
Thanks

Mark In and Out points in the timeline to define the area you want to export.

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CS4 exporting chapter markers to Encore?

In my older version of Premiere Pro, exporting an AVI file that contained chapter markers readable by Encore was pretty simple. There was a checkbox on the export parameters screen, and as long as you checked it, Encore would be able to pick up the chapter markers.
It seems that life is not so simple in CS4.
The export dialogue in CS4 does not seem to have a checkbox for indicating that I want the chapter markers included in the metadata of the AVI files.
I did find and check the box for each individual marker to indicate that I wanted it to be treated as an Encore marker. But when I export the sequence to an AVI file and then import that AVI file into Encore, there are no chapter markers.
I read the help message, which recommended File > Adobe Dynamic Link > Send to Encore, but when I tried that option I found it to be a real pain in the neck. It wanted to create a brand-new Encore project, and I couldn't find a way to tell ilt to use my existing Encore project. Also, I will want to use the same sequence in more than one Encore project, so I really don't want to tie it to an individual project - I want to just export it as an AVI that contains the metadata to be usable in a variety of Encore projects that I may want to use it in.
Is there a way to do what my older version of Premiere Pro allowed me to do - export an AVI file that contains the necessary chapter markers for Encore?

En chapter markers can only be exported from CS4 if:
You send the sequence to En via Dynamic Link. The markers don't have to have a name in this case.
You name the chapter markers and export from Pr as MPEG2 DVD. In this case the chapter markers have to have a name, and you have to check "Include Source XMP Metadata" in the flyout menu of the Export Settings dialog. (The chapter marker information is included in the sidecar XMP file)
Gone is the ability to export chapter markers with AVI files.
Although you can't specify what En project you want from Pr when sending a sequence to En via Dynamic Link, you can open any En project and import one or more Pr sequences via Encore's File | Adobe Dynamic Link command.
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How can I export clip markers?

Is there any way to export clip markers? When I export to a QuickTime movie and select All Markers neither my timeline nor my clip markers are visible when I bring the exported clip into Final Cut or Compressor.

Both of my markers are chapter markers and I have selected "All Markers", but when I bring the exported clip into Final Cut I see no markers.

Exporting chapter markers

Is it possible to export chapter markers from a premiere pro sequence so that they are embedded within quicktime h264 file like it is with compressor?

Since you have 12 sequences, you now have to create another sequence and drag your 12 sequences into that one. Then you have to move the playhead to the start of each nested sequence, press m twice, set a chapter name and click on the Chapter button. Then you have to Export/Quicktime Movie and select Markers: Chapter Markers in the export dialog.
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Exporting Chapter Markers from FCP cuts movie. Help.

Exporting a 90 min movie with chapter markers to a quicktime file for DVDSP.
When I play it back, it starts half way through on a random chapter.
Why is this happening?
I've tried exporting from the browser and the timeline.
Help?
F
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Is there an in point set on the timeline?
Does it only happen when you export with markers?
How are you exporting? Reference movie? Self-contained? Conversion?
Where are you playing it back?

Error Exporting Chapter Markers from FCP X

After upgrading to Final Cut Pro X 10.0.8, I am having problems exporting chapter markers. Specially, at the end of the export, this error message appears and cancels the entire export:
Error Message: "The operation could not be completed because the chapter marker track could not be written (error -12769)."
As you can see, none of my markers are closer together than one to two minutes, and the error message appears whether I have a marker at the very beginning of the project, or occurring a few frames in.
The only report of this problem on Apple's support forums was caused by trying to read FCP X 10.0.5 markers in 10.0.6. In this case, all my markers were created in 10.0.8.
This error persists even after trashing FCP X preferences and moving marker positions.
The file will export perfectly when chapter markers are not included in the export.
At this point, I don't have a good workaround.
Thanks,
Larry

Hi I have this same problem right now!
Mac Mini
OS 10.8.5
FCP 10.0.9
No recent upgrades, nothing has changed.
It had been working fine since I bought the Mac Mini + software in 2013…)
I have already tried removing the markers, deleting all markers and making new ones, creating a new project and pasting the old sequence into it (without markers), creating new markers in the new project, etc...
I still cannot create a master file (unless I deselect 'use chapter markers'), or unless I select a range of the project which does not include markers!
Please Help!

Any way to print/export the markers list?

I have markers with notes created on the clips. For example some notes to VFX guy to make some quick fixes, or some notes to a colorist.
Is there any way to print or export the markers with the notes from the whole sequence?
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Nope.
Copy / paste into a text editor, then file a feature request.
You can file a feature request here:
http://www.adobe.com/go/wish

Compressor H.264 not exporting Chapter Markers

I am still struggling to see chapter markers show up in DVD Studio Pro using compressor & H.264. Compressor outputs the Chapters markers when using MPEG2. My understanding is that this should be automatic.
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Exporting H.264 Clips With Markers From Final Cut Pro
Compressor does not export chapter markers when using its H.264 for HD DVD presets. You can either create a chapter marker text file that you can import or manually add the chapter markers in DVD Studio Pro directly..
http://manuals.info.apple.com/en/DVDStudio_Pro_4.1_lbnz.pdf#search=%22h.264%20chapter%20markers%22

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In FCP7 I can export my master file with it's chapter markers to a new movie file ready for DVDStudioPro.
How do you export chapter markers from FCPX?
Also, FCP7 allows you to export without making a self contained movie file that DVDStudioPro can use to burn the DVD.
Is it possible to export from FCPX without making a self contained movie file?
If so, how?
Thank you for your help.

If you're going to DVD Studio Pro, it will need to transcode to mpeg-2 at some point. If you exported a referenced QT movie from FCP7 previously, then DVD Studio Pro was doing the transcoding for you.
In FCPX, I suggest exporting using Compressor 4. Apply the DVD preset (mpeg2 video and dolby digital audio) and you can also apply chapter markers within Compressor.
Import the 2 resulting files into DVD Studio Pro and no further transcoding (other than menus) will need to be performed when you burn the disc.
~D

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Using iMovie 8.0.5, I created an iMovie project containing 17 chapter markers (total, 3 hours 55 minutes long) which I plan to burn to DVD using Toast Titanium 9. When I export the project (export movie) large or medium, the chapter markers do not export (I opened the created MPEG 4 movie with QuickTime Player, QuickTime 7, MPEG Streamclip, iTunes and VLC, no chapters to be found). I cut the project down to 6 chapters (total, 1 hour 26 minutes). Still no chapter markers exported. However, I cut the project down again to 3 chapters (total, 18 minutes 22 seconds) and I now see the 3 different chapters in the MPEG 4 movie created, using QuickTime Player. I understand that I should be able to export up to 99 chapter markers per project. Exporting such a project is time consuming and I will most likely die before finding the solution. Could someone please tell me what I am doing wrong?

just export a qt ref from fcp and import that into dvdsp and lay it on to the dvd video track. It'll carry your markers over. You can then delete the video from the track and replace it with your compressed version, but the markers from the qt ref will remain.

Batch export of markers

I'm brand-new to Premiere, to this forum, and to video editing generally. I'm hoping someone can help with this problem. I've created several markers for my video (an avi file). I need to export each frame associated with a marker as an image file. I don't want to do this one-by-one because there are a lot of markers and it is very tedious. Is there some way to batch export such frames within the application?
Alternatively, I can extract the <Marker> XML elements from the prproj file and get the images using a Matlab script, if I can figure out what the time is for each marker. The elements look like this:
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                <First>100072202630400</First>
                <Second ObjectRef="33"/>
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Does anyone know how to convert the <First> value to a time in seconds?
I should mention that I've tried the PPro Project Utility, but get unreliable results.
Any help will be appreciated.

For CS4 and later, you can set up each export and then do them all at once through the Adobe Media Encoder. For earlier versions, you'll have to do each export one at a time.
In either case, the setup for each frame is done manually. There's no auto feature for this.

FCP 6 doesn't seem to export chapter markers in a QT movie

Hi,
New user of Mac and FCP 6 here. I've constructed my sequence in FCP 6, adding the appropriate chapter marks (which show up fine in FCP 6). I then Export my sequence to a self-contained QT movie, making sure that in the Save dialog "Marker" is set to "All Markers". If I now render the QT movie and bring it into either Compressor or DVD Studio Pro; the chapter markers are now gone.
After trying for several hours in FCP 6 to export different ways, I never could get Compressor or DVD Studio Pro to find the markers. I eventually gave up and manually reentered them into Compressor. When Compressor was complete, I brought its m2v and ac3 files into DVD Studio Pro. Lo and behold the chapter markers were still there.
Being a novice to FCP 6, do I have a setting somewhere that is preventing me from exporting markers? Or could this be a bug due to my workflow.
Thanks for any advice.
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Export Chapter Markers in Quicktime to iDVD

I know that when you export a movie from iMovie as a full quality QT, the chapter markers aren't included (why they changed this i'll never understand). However, i was wondering if someone could point me in the direction of an article or posting that explains the work-arounds for this. I don't want to export straight to iDVD because when i do, iDVD creates a "new" DVD project for each exported iMovie (i want to export a number of movies to a single iDVD project). I tried searching the forums for info on this but couldn't find anything. I'm sure you'll let me know if i'm wrong
Grant.

Sue,
Thanks for that. If i were to go down the "export to
iDVD" route in iMovie, how can i select the iDVD
project i want it to export to rather than iDVD
creating a new project each time i export from
iMovie?
Hi there!
You should realy try KPs way after finishing movie.
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=1703446&#1703446
Open a new idvdprjct an drag the file there, the quality will be so much better and buttons and all will just pop up in menu of choice...
Go with tiger! Ivar. .

Exporting chapter markers from FCP

I'm trying to export markers from my FCP (Final Cut Studio 2) timeline which I can then use as chapter points in DSP. I have exported the timeline with DSP markers but when I import the .mov into DSP no markers are apparent. Any suggestions.
Thanks in advance. x

Hello!
There is a few options here.
Personally I would suggest you send your timeline to compressor to encode to mpeg2 for DVDSP.
If you have placed those markers and made sure they are a <CHAPTER> in the comments section in your marker window, you can click add chapter marker in that window too, then the mpeg 2 will include those in DVDSP project when you import them.
(the marker window to make sure its a <Chapter> hit the M key when your play head is on the same frame as the marker.)
Bringing a quicktime into DVDSP has to encode the QT anyway... might as well do it right in compressor.
if thats not an option you can....
There is a way to import a "Marker List" but I dont remember how I did it. I just tried making a text edit document which I thought I did but that didnt work.
I will do some research and post back but I would suggest you encode your Project with chapter markers.
You can export using quicktime and include chapter makers too.. its a setting in your export options

Unable to export chapter markers

Usually in Final Cut Pro I have no problem exporting a finished video with chapter markers. However, when I go to File >> Export >> QuickTime Movie, the fields titled "Include" and "Markers" are different. "Include" says "Auto" instead of "Video & Audio", and "Markers" says "Quarter" instead of "Chapter".
Why would it do this? I simply restarted FCP and it is back to normal. But I dont understand why it would do this.
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Why would it do this? I simply restarted FCP and it is back to normal. But I dont understand why it would do this.
Ghosts in the machine.

Export via markers not possible

Hi,
The situation: a 50 minute live track of a band, in the multitrack view I have 2 stereo tracks with some effects.
I added a dozen range markers for the songs. in the Markers list they appear with correct start, end and duration. I named them after the songs. (the markers are Range markers, NOT point markers)
Then when I select all markers in the markers list, the option File->Export->Audio within range markers is still grayed out.
Also the 4th and 5th icon in the marker list stay gray ("insert selected range markers in playlist" and "export audio of selected ranges into separate files")
I know this should work, i did this before, but now it won't. I know back then i had to do an aditional action to activate the menu, but stupid me forgot to jot that down somewhere...
Can anyone give a hint?

Thanks guys. I've written my steps below and posted a video.
How to export separate audio files from Adobe Audition - YouTube
1. Create a new File under top menu New then Multitrack Session
2. Import your .mp3 or .wav audio file or record you audio track
3. Drag your audio file from File window to Track 1
4. Locate the Markers window (panel) from Window then select Markers
5. In the top play range (scrubber) add a new marker by selecting M or use icon on marker window
6. Right click to convert to range marker, drag ends to create the range
7. Create, convert to range, then drag ends for as many mark ranges as you need
8. Select all markers then merge selected markers using comb icon (3rd from left) in Marker panel
9. Under top menu under Multitrack then to Mixdown Session to new File then Entire Session
10. In this Mixdown file, you can edit your clips and add effects or delete dead space
11. Shift select all marker ranges in that session
12. Export audio to separate files using 5th icon from left in marker window

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