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Point to Point Encoding
Understanding your source
DVDs, blu-ray discs and video files can be divided into titles and chapters. Usually a title is a whole feature, like a movie or an episode. Chapters, then, divide the movie/episode up logically. In a DVD or Blu-ray disc menu, if you use "Scene Selection", you are navigating by chapter.
Point to Point options
For a given title, you can choose to encode only part of it instead of the whole thing.
There are three options:
- Chapters,
- Seconds, e.g 60-180 means it will encode 2 minutes of video, starting 1 minute into the title.
- Frames, e.g (25-150) will encode 5 seconds of video if the framerate is 25fps. Starting after the 1st second of video.
