Video with chapters

Maybe I'm misunderstanding something.

If you have a SCORM file in Captivate and you want parts of the video to play at certain times during the e-learning module, I think a simpler solution would be to cut down the video into multiple, smaller videos each fitting a chapter. Any video editing tool should allow you to do that, including free ones such as iMovie or Movie Maker. Unless it's a video on a streaming service like YouTube or Vimeo, and you don't actually own the video you want to use?

To echo Lieve: If your whole module is just the video, why does it go through Captivate? Doesn't your LMS allow you to directly import video files?

@baumgartner - Lynda.com has a topic on "Video jump points with Javsacript".

Couple of buttons underneath video.

Click a button to go to that part of video.

Create this in a HTML page then add it to Cpativate as a HTML animation like TLCMediaDesign said.

(i'm not sure about the SCORM implications)

This would need to be coded with JavaScript in an HTML page and inserted as an HTML5 animation.

It is probably a terminology problem. A Video (mp4) is always passive, never interactive. It cannot be ussed at all to create a SCORM object. To have reporting using SCORM to a LMS you need interactive output, either to SWF or to HTML5.