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Bookmarks?

Start scene, end scene to create scenes. No ability to bookmark much else
 
I see, thanks. So there’s no true Bookmark function? You have to create a Scene with start and end points. Thanks.
 
If your aim is to create just a sort of starting point that will then continue playing, you can create a scene (Info -> New Scene -> Set Start of New Scene), then save the scene. If you don't create an end point, this will create an open-ended scene that will just play from the point you set to the end of the movie.

However, do note that at that point, you are playing a scene. So for example, the chapter-skip button will skip to the next scene, if any, rather than the next movie chapter.
 
You can also mark the start and then the stop a second or 2 later. When you play that scene it comes up and immediately pauses. Then you can press Play and watch the movie normally from that point.

John
 
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