#Adding audio track with mkvtools code

The language set with this option is also used when chapters are generated with the This option can be used both for simple chapter files and for source files that contain chapters but no information about the chapters' language, e.g.

#Adding audio track with mkvtools code

Sets the ISO639-2 language code that is written for each chapter entry. If fewer UIDs are specified than segments are created then random UIDs will be created for them.Ĭhapter and tag handling (global options) If more segment UIDs are specified than segments are created then the surplus UIDs are ignored. If SID starts with = then its rest is interpreted as the name of a Matroska file whose segment UID is read and used.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 the '0x' prefix, with or without spaces, exactly 32 digits. This file can contain the segment familyĪre included in the MKVToolNix distribution. The default language code is 'und' for 'undefined'.įile. Option and for which the source container doesn't provide a language. Sets the default language code that will be used for tracks for which no language is set with the Sets the general title for the output file, e.g. Will automatically remove all elements not allowed by the specification. The DocType header item is changed to 'webm'.įor chapters and tags only a subset of elements are allowed. The only allowed codecs are VP8, VP9 video and Opus, Vorbis audio tracks. This is also turned on if the output file name's extension is 'webm'. See the explanation for theĬreate a WebM compliant file. If splitting is used then this parameter is treated a bit differently.

The order of command line options is important.