Yes, I tried ffprobe as well, it doesn't show the tag. No program I tried so far shows it (tried mkvinfo, Media Player Classic, ffprobe, ffmpeg -i, mkvextract, mkvpropedit) except for mediainfo. I found a workaround though: parse the mediainfo output, generate a tags.xml file with a script and add it to the cut mkv file with mkvmerge --tracks 0:tags.xml. I feel dirty doing this, but I didn't find any other way. It's probably not the best option. When I find the time to do so, I'll dig around in the matroska specifications and/or the x264 source code to see how they accomplish this.
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