chapters

The container's chapter table. Empty when the container declares none.

A Matroska file can hold several editions of its chapters, such as a theatrical and an extended cut. This is the default edition's, as RFC 9559 defines it: the first one flagged default, or the first one when none is. Of those it holds the top-level chapters a viewer is meant to see, leaving out a hidden or disabled chapter, and, when the edition is ordered, a chapter that plays another file. In an edition that is not ordered such a link is only information and the chapter marks this file.

The container's chapter table. Empty when the container declares none.

A Matroska file can hold several editions of its chapters, such as a theatrical and an extended cut. This is the default edition's, as RFC 9559 defines it: the first one flagged default, or the first one when none is. Of those it holds the top-level chapters a viewer is meant to see, leaving out a hidden or disabled chapter, and, when the edition is ordered, a chapter that plays another file. In an edition that is not ordered such a link is only information and the chapter marks this file.

The container's chapter table. Empty when the container declares none.

A Matroska file can hold several editions of its chapters, such as a theatrical and an extended cut. This is the default edition's, as RFC 9559 defines it: the first one flagged default, or the first one when none is. Of those it holds the top-level chapters a viewer is meant to see, leaving out a hidden or disabled chapter, and, when the edition is ordered, a chapter that plays another file. In an edition that is not ordered such a link is only information and the chapter marks this file.

The container's chapter table. Empty when the container declares none.

A Matroska file can hold several editions of its chapters, such as a theatrical and an extended cut. This is the default edition's, as RFC 9559 defines it: the first one flagged default, or the first one when none is. Of those it holds the top-level chapters a viewer is meant to see, leaving out a hidden or disabled chapter, and, when the edition is ordered, a chapter that plays another file. In an edition that is not ordered such a link is only information and the chapter marks this file.

The container's chapter table. Empty when the container declares none.

A Matroska file can hold several editions of its chapters, such as a theatrical and an extended cut. This is the default edition's, as RFC 9559 defines it: the first one flagged default, or the first one when none is. Of those it holds the top-level chapters a viewer is meant to see, leaving out a hidden or disabled chapter, and, when the edition is ordered, a chapter that plays another file. In an edition that is not ordered such a link is only information and the chapter marks this file.