chapterEditorCLI

In the eventuality that you are starting to get slightly frustrated that some of your DVD or Blu-Ray discs have the chapter marks in the wrong places, then there is a chance that you are looking for a tool to address the problem.

chapterEditorCLI is a small Command Line utility designed to help you generate the correct chapter names from their database for further processing.

While the tool performs a similar function to its GUI counterpart, the use of commands could deter some of the less technical users. Nevertheless, if you know how to use Command Line, then the utility provides you with a faster and more convenient way to edit or add chapters to the video filenames.

You will be happy to learn that the utility works with a plethora of file formats common for Blu-Ray and DVD, including, but not limited to CHPs, 3GPPs, TTXT,  and Muxman data. As a matter of fact, the application packs separate editing tools for all the formats it supports, an option that makes it easier to select the preferred parameters or options when processing.

It is worth mentioning that the tool can generate chapter names with movie ID, as a simple list of a film output or as a title number for the VTS IFO file. The chapter list can also be saved to an OGG or Matroska XML format.

Moreover, it comes with 3 modes that allow you to change the database, DVD/Blu-Ray/Folder or the FPS conversion syntax. The latter is a handy module, as you can check out the initial FPS and change it accordingly to a new file.

All things considered, if you need to organize your movie collection by editing or adding new chapters so you can navigate through the content more conveniently, then perhaps you can consider giving chapterEditorCLI a try.