No that is not scene access. For scene access you need a menu option for scenes within the feature(s). That is no different then multiple episodes  of a TV Series on a disc. Or if you have multiple films on a single side of a disc.

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It is the same game, just a different timecode within the "story".

Yes and no. I simplified things a bit.

In some of the instances I'm dealing with something that is a distinct linear timeline, with chapter stops where you can jump forward and back once you get the "play all" going.

The other complicating factor is that the disc is so badly authored that the menu structure is broken. You see things that look like chapters you could click on, but nothing happens. Only the "play all" works.

Alternatively I can click on "navigate to" with my player, select a title, have the chapter flyout menu present chapters, and then go directly to a specific scene.

But that is hardly an experience that the average user would equate with scene access.