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You can add Encore chapter markers to any
sequence in Premiere Pro. Encore reads these markers as chapter
points when you export the sequence to Encore using File > Adobe
Dynamic Link > Send To Encore. In Encore, you can link chapter
points to buttons in menus. Also, viewers can use the chapter advance buttons
on their DVD remote controls to navigate through chapter points.
Premiere
Pro automatically places an Encore chapter marker, labeled Chapter
1, at the beginning of each sequence you create. You can rename
this chapter marker in Encore.
You can name Encore markers
as you place them. The name you enter in Premiere Pro appears as
the label for a button in the main menu or scenes menu in Adobe
Encore.
Note: Encore no longer imports Premiere Pro sequence
markers as chapter points. For projects created with earlier versions
of Premiere Pro, you must replace sequence markers with Encore markers
if you want to retain those chapter points in discs made from the
project.
- In a Timeline panel, move the current-time indicator
 to
the location where you want to set the marker. Note: In Encore the Play button on each main menu template
automatically links to the start point of the time ruler. You need
not place a marker there unless you want it listed in the scenes
menu.
- Click the Set Encore Chapter Marker button
 .  To quickly place a marker, you can right-click
(Windows) or Control-click (Mac OS) in the time ruler and choose
the type of marker you want to set at the current-time indicator.
- In the time ruler, double-click the Encore Chapter Marker
you created.
The Marker dialog box opens.
- Type a name for the marker. Keep the name short so that
it fits in the menu and does not overlap another button. (You can
adjust the name later, in Encore.)
- Click OK.
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