4.1
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- Chapter 1: What’s new in Compressor?
- Chapter 2: Compressor basics
- Chapter 3: Simple transcoding
- Chapter 4: Advanced adjustments
- Chapter 5: Advanced tasks
- Chapter 6: Work smarter
- Glossary
Chapter 5 Advanced tasks 83
Add a marker to a media le
1 In the batch area, select the job that contains the source le to which you want to add markers.
Tip: To select the job, rather than an output row under the job, click the source lename at the
top of the job area.
2 In the preview area, identify where to place the marker by doing one of the following:
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Drag the playhead to where you want to add a marker.
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Enter a timecode value in the playhead timecode eld.
3 To add a marker, choose Add marker from the Marker pop-up menu (or press M).
An orange chapter marker appears in the source le’s timeline in the preview area.
4 To change the marker type, choose a dierent marker type from the Type pop-up menu in the
Marker inspector.
Note: If the Marker inspector is not visible, make sure the marker is selected in the preview
area and the Inspector button in the upper-right corner of the Compressor window is
highlighted blue.
Specify properties for chapter and podcast markers
You can specify the properties of a chapter or podcast marker in the Marker inspector.
Note: A podcast can have both chapter and podcast markers. The only dierence is that the
viewer can navigate directly to a chapter marker but cannot navigate to a podcast marker.
1 Select a job in the batch area, and then select a marker in preview area.
2 In Marker inspector, choose either Chapter or Podcast from the Type pop-up menu.
3 Enter a name for the marker in the Name eld.
When viewing the transcoded le, the name of the marker will be displayed on Apple playback
devices and in QuickTime Player.
4 Enter a web address in the URL eld.
When viewing the transcoded le, you can click the URL to open a web browser and view
a website.
5 Select an image to be displayed at the marker point by choosing an option from the Image
pop-up menu:
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Frame: Uses the frame on which the marker is placed as the display image. To use a dierent
frame in the source le, enter a dierent timecode value in the viewer that appears at the
bottom of the Marker inspector.
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File: Uses an image le that you select via the window that appears. To change the image le
after you’ve already added it to the Marker inspector, click Choose, and then select a dierent
image le.
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