Feb 10, 2014 - How to edit/split/cut/trim/join/adjust/convert MKV files on Mac? Click the link above to download the latest MKV Video Editor Mac, install. To merge videos, go to Utilities > Video Joiner in the sidebar. Set the proper Output Setting, then click Add File to load all of the individual clips. Lastly, once everything is ordered properly, click OK and then Start to begin the merging task.
. in the Finder, choose the MKV file;. right-click on the file and then select Get Info;. in the Info window, click the triangle sign next to Open with option;. choose VLC from the app list;. to open all MKV files with VLC, click Change All. Download Media Codecs to Play MKV (PC & Mac) is a computer program used to encode or decode any kind of digital media files.
In our case, we need codecs that will let you play MKV videos with a default system player. There are a lot of free codecs online that you can use for this scope.
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All have their pros and cons. The main pros of all codecs are:. you can use your favorite media player to play all the video files;. the media codecs usually provide you an option to reproduce a variety of video and audio files that you can come across online.
Among the cons you should pay attention to are:. being free, media codecs usually come with adware and even malware that might harm your PC;. since the codecs support a huge number of multimedia files, they might steal space from your hard drive. It’s OK in case you need all of them, but if you install a codec pack to play only one video format, it doesn’t seem to be worth it. What codec pack to choose to play MKV files? The MKV developers recommend using Combined Community Codec Pack (CCCP) or K-Lite Codec Pack for Windows-based PCs.
You can find a full description of each Pack on its official site. Choose the one you like and install in on your computer.
Please be attentive during the installation process. The installer files may contain various ads. Read attentively all the offers and don’t accept those you are not interested in. When the codecs are installed, you might be asked to restart the PC. However, usually, you can start playing the video files right away.
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Mac users can also install codecs on their laptops to play files with a standard QuickTime Player. The codecs for Mac are available at K-Lite Codec pack official site. Convert an MKV file (PC, Mac) Finally, if first two options don’t work for you for any reason, you can convert your MKV video to most popular formats like AVI, MP4 and play them with your favorite software or app or on a portable device without MKV support. Convert an MKV File on Windows To convert MKV files on Windows-based PCs, we recommend using. It’s a free and beautifully designed tool with an astonishing number of output format options.
Let’s see how it works:. Download and install Freemake Video Converter onto your computer;. Add MKV files via +Video button. You can also drag-n-drop the videos into the software;. If necessary, edit your video. The software provides an inbuilt editor that lets you cut unnecessary video parts, rotate and join videos;.
Select an output format. We recommend choosing AVI or MP4 since they are supported by the majority of video players and devices. In case you want to play MKV on a DVD-player, go for DVD option. Besides that, you can add subtitles to your video. Please note that Freemake Video Converter provides only hardsubs option what means that you won’t be able to turn the subtitles track off;. Choose a ready preset or create your own one with a custom bitrate, frame rate, codec, and other settings;. Click Convert to start the conversion process and transform your MKV file into another video format.
In a couple of minutes, you’ll get a converted file that you can later watch offline, upload onto a portable device or on your website. Please note that Freemake Video Converter doesn’t support multiple audio and subtitles tracks. Thus, preview the video and choose a necessary audio and subtitles option. SEE ALSO: Convert an MKV File on Mac Mac users can also benefit from a free video converter for MKV files. The software is a bit more complicated than Freemake, but don’t be afraid. Here is the how-to that will help you convert MKV files on Mac:.
download and install Handbrake for Mac from the official developer site;. launch the software on your Mac computer;. drag-n-drop an MKV file you need to convert or click the Source button to add files;. choose an output format ( MP4) and a ready preset, if necessary;. then continue to the Audio and the Subtitles tabs. Here you can select what tracks you want to keep in your future file;.
besides that the software lets you customize bitrate, framerate, codec, and other settings;. click the Start button to run the conversion process. Depending on your Mac capacity, it may take some time to convert a video, especially if it’s huge. Now you know what an MKV file is and how to play it. Please share this post with your friends to make them enjoy MKV videos, too.
I have used to convert ISO images of my Eagles Live at Melbourne DVDs into MKV files. Using MakeMKV to convert the second disc into MKV format results in the creation of two separate mkv files (title00.mkv and title01.mkv), presumably because there is an 'extras' section at the end of the second disc with interviews of the band members after the concert. I was trying to use to 'merge' the two mkv files for disc 2 into a single mkv file having the second mkv file appended to the end of the first. If I use the 'add' option in MKVMerge and select both mkv files, I can generate a single output mkv file, however, the conversion results in a warning about UID 2 not being able to be preserved because it is being used in the output file. Depending on the version of I use to test playback of the 'merged' output file, I can either step from the first title to the second or I can't (the chapter list shows chapters 1-12 of the first title and another chapter 1 for the second title), however, I can't access any chapters in between. If I use the 'append' option in MKVMerge, I receive an error when I click 'Start muxing' that states the following: Error: The track number 1 from the file '/Users/tmp/Movies/THEEAGLESDISC2/title01.mkv' cannot be appended to the track number 1 from the file '/Users/tmp/Movies/THEEAGLESDISC2/title00.mkv'.
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The formats do not match. All I did prior to attempting to 'Start muxing' in the first scenario was click the 'add' button on the 'Input' tab and select both the title00.mkv and title01.mkv files. In the second scenario, I clicked the 'add' button on the 'Input' tab and selected title00.mkv. I then clicked the 'append' button and selected title01.mkv and then clicked 'Start muxing'. It may be that I need to individually select entries in the 'Tracks, chapters and tags' section and then adjust settings in the 'General track options', 'Format specific options' and 'Extra options' tabs to get things to work, but I can't seem to figure out what to change (and a lot of the options are greyed out and non-selectable).
I'm sure there is something simple I am missing here. I had another issue with using MKVMerge to create an MKV from VIDEOTS folder VOB files and contacted the developer. I supplied him with the input files I was using and he was able to provide a fix for the Windows version, however, he does not provide the Mac OS X build so I am waiting on a new build of it to resolve that issue.
From what I can tell, 6.1.0 is still the most recent version available for my platform. Any assistance is greatly appreciated. Best Regards, Ted. Thanks Baldrick, Please find below the output. It looks like the difference in audio tracks must be causing the issue (title00.mkv is DTS and title01.mkv is PCM). I don't really want to lose the 5.1 audio for the main title so I guess I'll just leave the interviews as a separate file.
I don't know if I can get to deal with it being a separate file or not. I originally ripped the two DVDs to mpeg-2 (MP2 stereo) and this created a single mpg file for the second DVD.
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However, I was hoping to be able to preserve DTS 5.1 by ripping them to an MKV container.