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What's the difference between MKV format?
MKV(FFmpeg) is FFmpeg mux mkv while MKV(MKVToolNix) is MKVToolNix mux mkv. MKVToolNix downloads a slightly smaller file with a stricter file format. Both are currently not recoded, and both are repackaged and remuxed. All are official video decryption, and the downloaded video is the same as the official server video.
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