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examples: replace timecodes
with timestamps
Part of an ongoing effort to replace the use of the term `timecode` with `timestamp`. Timecodes have a very specific meaning in the audio/video world, and it's not what MKVToolNix has been using the term for.
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# timecode format v1
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# timestamp format v1
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# The very first line MUST have this format. Later formats will increase
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# the version number.
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# timecode format v2
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# timestamp format v2
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# The very first line MUST have this format.
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# As you can see empty lines and other lines starting with '#' are ignored.
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# The remaining lines simply contain the timecode in ms for the following
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# The remaining lines simply contain the timestamp in ms for the following
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# frame. The number can be a floating point number, but it doesn't have to
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# be. Note that only dots ('.') are accepted as the decimal point, not
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# commas!
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# White spaces are ignored.
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# You must give at least as many timecode lines here as the track contais
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# You must give at least as many timestamp lines here as the track contais
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# frames. Otherwise mkvmerge will complain, and the results might not be
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# what you expect.
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