UPDATE: mplayer.git (now known as mplayer2) is available from
	Christian Marillat's repository and Debian experimental.
	I suggest you get it from one of these sources instead...

If you are reading this, it is probably because you are looking for a
Debian package of mplayer which has Matroska ordered chapter support
and you do not want to wait for the approximately
$(dd if=/dev/urandom bs=128 count=1 2>/dev/null | tr -cd 0-9) seconds
it will take to get an official one.

If you are not a Debian (or Ubuntu or other derivative) user or you
are not looking for a debianization of the mplayer.git development
tree, then you are probably in the wrong place.

These files are based on Christian Marillat's mplayer packages, which
you can find here:  http://www.debian-multimedia.org/

All I have done is made them build a snapshot of mplayer.git, which
you can find here:  http://repo.or.cz/w/mplayer.git

For the ordered chapters support to work, I think you need a fairly
recent version of the ffmpeg libraries.  5:0.6~svn20100603-0.0, from
Christian's repository, is working great for me (and to try an older
one you will probably have to rebuild the mplayer packages).

If you use these packages, please bear in mind the following things:

1)  I make no warranty whatsoever.  These packages are built from an
experimental/development tree, for one thing!  Also, Christian's
control file does not seem to depend on every package it might build
a feature from, so these packages may not support all the optional
features his do.  I made some effort to get most of them.  You can
always rebuild the package yourself...

2)  If you have problems with this package, there is an approximately
zero percent chance I want to hear about them.  I suggest you revert
to the official mplayer packages and try to reproduce your problem
with them.  If it reproduces there, you can file a bug report against
those packages and maybe I will pick up whatever fix they make.  If
it does not reproduce there, well that's a bummer.