Go to the movie list, press menu, select "cutlist editor..."

The cutlist editor will start. Press "ok" to dismiss the initial
explanation.

Let's take a usual task of having a recorded movie, and removing
everything which is not belonging to the movie.

A "cut" defines a region which is an *un*wanted part. Thus, you "cut
away" (commercials, ...). By default, everything is shown. You need to
explicitly remove parts you don't want.

First, press green to pause. Cutting works best when in 'paused' mode, i
will later fix the UI to automatically pause at the begin. (There is
currently a bug preventing from this.) If you want to play, you can
press "green" again, and red/blue like you're used. In pause mode, you
can skip back one GOP by pressing 'red' (rewind), or activate
slow-motion with ressing 'blue' (fast-forward). With green, you come
back to pause mode. This sometimes helps to define cutpoints even closer
(see the remark about cutpoint accuracy below, though). Currently, there
is no way to skip framewise. I might introduce a "frame forward", but
"backward" is quite complicated (but maybe possible). Anyway, due to the
accuracy, this shouldn't matter too much.

Then, use the '<'/'>', '7'/'9, '4'/'6', '1'/'3', 'left'/'right' (they
all skip forward/backwards with different distances) keys to navigate to
the point where the movie starts. Press "OK", select "cut before this
position". You see, in the timeline on the bottom, that the beginning is
missing now.

Now, navigate to the beginning of the first commercial, press "ok",
select "start cut here". Navigate to the end, press ok, select "end cut
here". (If you want to re-do a cut, navigate into the cut-out area,
press "ok", select "delete cut". Then do the cut again. There is no way
to move a cut point.)

Again, you see that a part in the timeline is missing now.

Finally, navigate to the end of the movie, press ok, select "delete
after this point".

To insert chaptermarks, navigate to the position, press ok, "insert mark".

With up/down, you can select a specific point, and skip to that position.

To save your changes (there is no way to revert them), press "exit".

Accuracy: Currently, we have GOP, or even sub-GOP accuracy. I'd estimate
the accuracy to be about 1 second. I might add some sub-GOP accuracy
tricks at some point in the future, but currently, this is not possible.
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So, maybe you can all try out the plugin, and describe what you liked
and disliked, and what you like to have changed.

Felix