The Mac is easily one of the best choices you can make if you want to edit and store home videos. It was practically built to consume media, and movies are no exception. But what if you want your videos to have easily accessible chapter markers like scenes in DVDs? It’s not really that hard, and you have a couple choices, though the built in way is not obvious. Heck, who would have thought to use Garageband enhance a video?

Macworld has a great article detailing the process of adding chapter markers to any videos you may have. It works great if you have your own podcast, recorded television or even if you just want to have a record of those funny things that happen at family events. I mean really, it never gets old watching people fall down. They made an entire show out of it…America’s Funniest Home Videos.

Back to the point. Adding these markers is really simple…

No, they haven’t released version 1.0, but 0.9.2. This update is Leopard only, so Tiger users, don’t get too excited, but for Leopard users, there is no reason not to update. One of the most important updates is the notable, Dolby Digital 5.1 (AC3) sound in MP4 files for the recently updated AppleTV (which now more »