Keeping chapter markers intact when exporting as QuickTime file

Created a 30-minute video in FCP7. Exported using QuickTime Conversion (H.264 file).
When I pulled that QT file into iDVD (wanted a menu from there for this project instead of DVD Studio Pro, this time) -- chapter markers are gone.
How to get them back?

Exported using QuickTime Conversion (H.264 file).
Why are you exporting as QT conversion to H264? The iDVD authoring process automatically encodes your source files to MPEG 2. You are going through an unneccesary compression cycle that is degrading your video.
Do this from FCP instead: File > Export > QuickTime Movie > Current Settings > Self Contained.
Make sure the marker selection button shows "All Markers" or just "Chapter markers"
Bring that file into iDVD and let it do the rest.

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