Thanks for the input Tony, but not what I am seeing here unfortunately.  I have just experimented with some 'named' files and it makes no difference.  The fact that the files are named as incremental numbered .mts files from my camcorder shouldn't really make any difference. I just added a named .jpg grabbed frame to the end of my ...

OK Saby, Thanks - strange thing is I am sure that I have seen it work OK on the odd occasion. 

If I run 'Detect Scenes' on the file in the Compact Library then the function works, for that scene.   It doesn't work on any other clip.   Update:-   OK, behaviour is erratic, and misleading.  'Find In Library' from timeline context menu actually creates the 'All Media' tab but does not scroll to the highlighted scene (or ...

A 'scene' in my case is an entire .mts file from my camera.  Each .mts file ranges from about 5 to 20 seconds.  I have not performed 'detect scenes' on any of them.   Every scene on the timeline is one of these .mts files.   I tend to divide and clip them on the timeline.

Realise that this has been discussed before - way back, but I would welcome some advice, if possible, beyond what I have attempted already.  I am using PS16.1.   I have always found checkmarks useful.  Old debate, I know!   But, I also need to be able to periodically check, from the timeline, which assets I have used by ...

Thanks, I am going to try 'fit to size' out of curiosity.   Obviously the main reason for opening this thread was to raise the issue about the number of vobs in a Video Title Set when creating a DVD.   I didn't realise, until Jeff mentioned it, that Studio is limited to only one VTS. I think we all now understand what is happening here ...

Hi David,   that's exactly my point - it won't play on my media box... you have actually replicated the bug! (16 vobs) in your folder. I suggest if you tried to burn that video_ts folder using Studio or Imgburn, that the resulting disc would not play. So far we have, for video_ts folder: - cannot produce a playable disc because of too ...

Exported to .iso in S16.   - .iso file (11.1Gb) - plays on PC with VLC software and I can navigate around the chapters and menus using mouse, within the confines of the VLC program - will not open in any of the media player programs I use (outside of the PC), so I can't put this on my NAS for streaming. This is a separate issue, outside ...

Errata - to my previous comment. ... Studio does have a .iso format for Disc Export within the Advanced Settings in the 'Target' dropdown box.   I'll try that and report back. 

Studio doesn't have an .iso option under Disc Export, and I suspect that Imgburn will struggle with the layer break (even if it can get round the excess number of vobs in the title set. I'll create 2 projects! - Part 1 and Part 2