I was trying to import chapters to a MKV container from a .txt document in this format…

CHAPTER01=00:00:00.000
CHAPTER01NAME=Opening Logos
CHAPTER02=00:00.27.291
CHAPTER02NAME=Main Tile
CHAPTER03=00:01.55.032
CHAPTER03NAME=Daddy Good Morning Kiss
CHAPTER04=00:04.15.297
CHAPTER04NAME=Daddy Drives to Work
CHAPTER05=00:08.18.749
CHAPTER05NAME=Daddy Talks to Boss
CHAPTER06=00:10.06.148
CHAPTER06NAME=Daddy Cleans Out his Office Desk
CHAPTER07=00:12.48.97
CHAPTER07NAME=Daddy Sells his Car
CHAPTER08=00:15:05.656
CHAPTER08NAME=Daddy Rides the Bus

Although the hours, minutes and seconds were transferred well in their correct values, the values in the milliseconds are incorrect from the .txt document.

In Xmedia Recode’s Chapter Editor in the milliseconds field, a ‘0’ is placed in the hundreds column and the first two numbers from the left in my .txt document, the values from the hundreds and tens column, shifts to the tens and ones column in the Xmedia Recode’s Chapter Editor millisecond field. The value in the ones column from my .txt document is gone in the Chapter Editor millisecond field.

For example, again focus on the values in the milliseconds,
From my .txt document:
CHAPTER05=00:08.18.749
CHAPTER05NAME=Daddy Talks to Boss

In Xmedia Recode’s Chapter Editor after importing:
00:08.18.074
the 9 from the .txt document is gone.
Is there a remedy for this?

Should I use a different format?

Thanks.