This switch does also apply to chapters that are copied from certain container types, e.g. See the section about text files andĬharacter sets for an explanation how mkvmerge(1) converts between character sets. chapter-charset character-set Sets the character set that is used for the conversion to UTF-8 for simple chapter files. This option can be used both for simple chapter files and for source files that contain chapters but no information about theĬhapters' language, e.g. chapter-language language-code Sets the ISO639-2 language code that is written for each chapter entry. Chapter and tag handling: (global options) If fewer UIDs are specified than segments are created then random UIDs will be created for them. If more segment UIDs are specified than segments areĬreated then the surplus UIDs are ignored. The '0x' prefix, with or without spaces, exactly 32 digits.Įach file created contains one segment, and each segment has one segment UID. This is a comma-separated list of 128bit segment UIDs in the usual UID form: hex numbers with or without An example file and a DTD are included in the MKVToolNix distribution.

This file can contain the segment family UID, segment UID, previous and next segment UIDĮlements. segmentinfo filename.xml Read segment information from a XML file. default-language language-code Sets the default language code that will be used for all tracks unless overwritten with the -language option. title title Sets the general title for the output file, e.g. The only allowed codecs are VP8 video and Vorbis audio tracks. This is also turned on if the output file name's extension is 'webm'. If splitting is used then this parameter is treated a bit differently. o, -output file-name Write to the file file-name. Please read the section 'Option order' if you're new to the program. The order of command line options is important. This program takes the input from several media files and joins their streams (all of them or just a selection) into a Matroska(TM) file see

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