Ben Balser writes on editing H.264 video natively in Final Cut Pro.
Creating markers for H.264 is exactly the same as creating markers for a DVD. In this article we examine the technique to do just that.
When compressing an H.264 file, whether in QuickTime, Final Cut Pro, or Compressor, an option you may see is called “Frame Reordering.” This article explains, briefly, what it is and when you should use it.
This article is based on research done by William Aleman, who sent instructions and links on how to embed metadata into H.264 files. Some interesting reading!
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