Hi Martin,
Thanks, that would be fantastic. Please keep us updated on this new feature.

Thanks
Harry

Hi Martin, thanks for your detailed reply and I apologise for not getting back to you on this earlier.
I can say that as of right now, we have been busy with our product launch and have delayed the chapter and looping features we planned on implementing for a later date. That being said, we are eager to implement these features and I can provide some feedback on how relevant these answers are to my query.

The features we currently want to introduce are as follows:
Loops in full screen, including on mobile (shown as a horizontally scrollable container over the video)
Separate chapters from the loops, so we can have loops of particular parts of the video and chapters of other parts of the video. This is particularly useful for the educational video format we are using.

Now on to the answers:
2) This jQuery code seems like exactly what we want
1) Again this sounds ideal, thanks
3) As far as I’m currently aware we have no interest in adding chapters via JavaScript. Instead, we want to get the chapters that FV player has read from the .vtt file and split them into two categories (to be displayed in two separate parts of the interface) as described above. Some chapters will act as loops, others will be video sections. We currently intended to do this with a delimiter character before chapters, so if a chapter starts with the character @ for example, it’s a loop. If it doesn’t, it’s a section.
4) We have discovered that there is some flexibility here in terms of just using the selectors that FV player uses in our CSS files. That being said, we sometimes get undesirable results. The main issue right now is that we want to restyle the start and end loop indicators (the I and O) to look reminiscent of the pins featured on Google Maps, or something similar. This is purely because a smaller point on the indicator will be more accurate than a larger rectangle as FV player currently uses.
5) The HTML customisation was to place the chapters menu inside the video element itself. We have achieved this by appending HTML via jQuery, but it’s not a clean or sustainable solution.
6) If you could implement chapters in full screen, that would save us a lot of work with this task. The way we planned it is that we would add a new button to the bottom left of the window (next to the AB looping button) which would be called Chapters or something to that effect. Once clicked, a panel would appear over the top section of the video. The panel had a fixed button at the top to close it, and the rest of the panel scrolled horizontally, revealing all of the loops (which we formatted to be in rectangles, instead of bullet points). The rectangles in question had the time stamp at the top, description in the centre and the create loop button at the bottom.

Given that we would like a way to split pre-defined loops and other chapters into two separate lists, so that we can display them in different panels, is there any advice you would suggest for this? I can provide more information if needed.

Thank you very much for taking the time to read this, I hope this was helpful and thank you again for your detailed response. Please reply with any questions, comments or answers you have for us.
Harry