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In this example we will be using "Children of the Gods" from ''Stargate SG-1". The episode normally airs in two parts, but comes as a single entry on DVD. | In this example we will be using "Children of the Gods" from ''Stargate SG-1". The episode normally airs in two parts, but comes as a single entry on DVD. | ||
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Play any of the episodes for that file and pause it where you want to mark the first episode at. Bring up the On Screen Display and select the bookmark button. | Play any of the episodes for that file and pause it where you want to mark the first episode at. Bring up the On Screen Display and select the bookmark button. | ||
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Bookmarks and chapters
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Video bookmarks allow you to create saved points within your videos in order to be able to return to them. This could be compared to chapters in DVD videos. In order to create them, go to the point in your video that you wish to bookmark, select the button with the folded paper (from the Videos OSD), and select Create Bookmark. To jump to a previously stored bookmark, simply highlight and select it through the Videos OSD.
You can clear all the saved bookmarks by selecting Clear Bookmarks.
Episode bookmarks
Starting in XBMC v13, you can set "episode bookmarks" for files that are marked as containing multiple episodes. This will allow you to jump directly to the point when a given episode begins, from the library, even if it is in the middle of the video file.
| 1 |  When you have a multipart episode or ISO file scanned into the library then XBMC will automatically display that one file as multiple episodes. |
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| 2 |  In this example we will be using "Children of the Gods" from Stargate SG-1". The episode normally airs in two parts, but comes as a single entry on DVD. |
| 3 |  Play any of the episodes for that file and pause it where you want to mark the first episode at. Bring up the On Screen Display and select the bookmark button. |