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Updated the documentation for the GUI. It now reflects the new chapter editor layout.

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Moritz Bunkus 2004-01-24 18:25:15 +00:00
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<p>The chapter editor consists of three parts: the tree view of
all chapters, the three buttons used for adding and removing
all chapters, the four buttons used for adding and removing
chapter entries, and the input boxes which are used for
setting the chapter entry's data.</p>
<p>In Matroska files one chapter is defined by having a start
time, a name and a language that is associated with that
name. You can have several names for one chapter and each
associated with a different language. You may also add an end
time, but that is not mandatory.</p>
<p>A new chapter file is started with the <code>New</code>
option from the <code>Chapter editor</code> menu. You can add
a new chapter with the <code>Add chapter</code> or <code>Add
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<p>After selecting a chapter entry you can change its data. The
format for the start and end time are either
<code>HH:MM:SS.mmm</code> or simply <code>HH:MM:SS</code>. The
language codes are the same ISO639-2 language codes used
everywhere else. Please note that you can use more than one
language codes by separating them with spaces. You can add a
language code to the already entered codes by selecting it
from the drop down box. The same is true for the country codes
which are ISO639-1 codes. You can have more than country code
by separating them with spaces.</p>
<code>HH:MM:SS.mmm</code> or simply <code>HH:MM:SS</code>. One
chapter name will already have been added. You can edit it and
select the language that this name is given in. This way you
could provide names in several languages, e.g. 'The hero
arrives' with 'eng' as the language and 'Der Held kommt an'
with 'ger' as the language. Just hit the <code>Add name</code>
button if you need more entries and <code>Remove name</code>
in order to get rid of one.</p>
<p>Creating many chapters and always changing the language can
be quite some work. Therefore you can select which language
and country tags <i>mmg</i> should add by default with the
<code>Set default values</code> menu entry in the
<code>Chapters</code> menu. The <code>Set values</code> button
does something similar. With it you can apply a language
and/or country to the currently selected entry and all its
children.</p>
<p>Saving chapters to XML files can be done with <code>Save</code> or
<code>Save as</code>. <code>Save as</code> cannot be used to