On Sunday, January 12, 2003, at 03:12 PM, Daniel Beck wrote: > On Wednesday, January 8, 2003, at 07:24 AM, Mark M. Florida wrote: > >> Typically, chapters let you skip to a certain part of a movie or >> video, while letting you watch the whole thing from the beginning if >> you so choose -- hopefully this is how Apple has implemented it in >> iDVD 3 (that's what I asked for on their "feedback" form anyway). > > Yeah, I remember when a few of us discussed this about a year ago, and > a couple guys gave some condescending answers about how consumers > don't want a chapters feature, and we should get DVDSP if we want > chapters. Well, where are you now guys? Forgive me if I act juvenile > for a moment, but neener neener neener! I know I weighed in on that - something to the effect that they hadn't figured out how to get chapters in and didn't think it would be a make-or-break feature. Basically, I still agree. At first blush, most people aren't going to think of chapters or say "they almost brought video to the desktop, but it doesn't have chapters so I'll buy a PC instead". Chapters is a great feature. I have some stuff I'm putting off until iLife arrives - but I don't see the release of chapters as an admission of a mistake by Apple. Its just a logical step in the evolution of the product. From the pictures I've seen, there's a LOT of other changes that will make iMovie much easier to use. Clearly they've spent some time thinking about how all the parts go together. SR