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Mosu enhanced the --split function of mkvmerge by a chapter option. Splitting before specific chapters. Syntax: --split chapters:all or --split chapters:A[,B[,C...]] Example: --split chapters:5,8 The parameters A, B, C etc must all be positive integers. Numbering starts at 1. The list of chapter num...

- type = (video, audio, subtitle)
- language = (ISO 639-2B/T code - eng,fra,etc...)

So "N" should set to "2" for the second english audio track.

I play the original MPEG2 MKV's from MakeMKV remuxed from DVD's without converting them on my Nexus 7 (VLC, CX Player). I have no jerking or frame dropping until now.

FlagDefault Set if that track (audio, video or subs) SHOULD be active if no language found matches the user preference. http://matroska.org/technical/specs/index.html The "default track" flag tells the player that this track should be played unless the user overrides that decision somehow....

What do you mean with ":N flag"? I've never seen such flag in matroska.

MP4Box can mux vobsub to a MP4 file, but not PGS.

In MKV every language should have its "default subtitle track".

Try to remux one of your MKVs with MKVToolnix (or an other MKV muxer) and you get a third file size. This is normal. MKV is not ZIP or RAR. See http://matroska.org/technical/specs/index.html

MakeMKV doesn't remux parts of titles or "m2ts". How many time does your system need for an entire BD title remux?

Display aspect ratio is always 4:3 or 16:9. But you can change the pixel aspect ratio ("PAR", aspect ratio signal) with mkvmerge-gui's header editor ("Video pixel width" & "Video pixel height") or on the command line with mkvpropedit: mkvpropedit myvideo.mkv --edit ...

MKVPropEdit does it without muxing a new mkv. You keep the "original" MKV muxed by MakeMKV.

Simply set the last chapter's end time to the end time of the longest video / audio track.

What version of VLC do you use?

Save the file and drag & drop them in the mkvmerge-gui's chapter editor window.

Or on the command line: