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how do i burn a .mkv file to DVD?


[Quote] #241
10 Dec 2007 04:59 am
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hey..i have downloaded the movie " 300” on 720p ( its in .mkv format )....now i want to run the same movie on my DVD player and watch it on telivision..please tell me wat to do. i want the same quality on telivision also with 5.1 audio output..please help me...!! tel me the softwares and the steps that i should use and follow...i ll really be thank full to you..
[Quote] #242
16 Dec 2007 06:25 am
VH
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VisualHub for Mac does everything at once. Just drag the mkv file into the DVD interface, check off author as DVD, and VisualHub does the rest.
[Quote] #243
16 Dec 2007 12:27 pm
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none of this stuff is working. All I need is a free piece of software that will convert MKV to a Nero Acceptable format so I can Burn, without all this registration code and dead end bullcrap. I am sick and tired of converters that offer “Samples” and Virtualdubmod having trouble with every blessed part of my file saying it’s “incomplete” when it obviously runs on VLC. I JUST NEED A SIMPLE SOLUTION! *face palm*
[Quote] #244
22 Dec 2007 11:49 am
RFC
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HOW CAN I COVERT AVI TO DVD WITHOUT WAITING A DAY
[Quote] #245
24 Dec 2007 03:28 am
sharif....
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Well Keivz i was facing same porb of converting files to DV and softwares .usually it takes hours to convert file and to make DVD . but i will try winavi now.!
[Quote] #246
27 Dec 2007 09:40 am
VK
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I am having the same problem, has any one come up with a virdict?

what program to use to convert the .mkv files into .avi or any other format to burn to a DVD?
[Quote] #247
30 Dec 2007 02:04 am
bataki
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i have given some mkv files suposely with subs attached on it but my player does not apear the subs on screan.Can anyone please tell me what’s wrong? can i use vobsub to put subs with mkv files?
[Quote] #248
01 Jan 2008 04:58 am
brody
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any answer for doing this on mac os?
[Quote] #249
02 Jan 2008 06:24 pm
ps3owner
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Hey christian, i see you are giving really good advice. I kinda unedrstand what you’re saying about the mkv files. Anyhow, I have a ps3 and want to play a movie i got. The movie is a mkv file (about 8 gb) which the ps3 cannot support. So I know I have to convert it into mp4 (1080p) since its high def. so that my ps3 can read it. I think if i do that i’ll be able to watch the movie on my ps3 with a great image quality (hi def, blueray). But for the converter im not too sure. I’ve tried PS3 Video Converter 3, but i think it doesnt support mkv files. I think ps3 video 9 will. Am I right ? Or if you have a better suggestion to convert mkv files? Any good converters out there that are easy to use ? I also want to get that movie files once converted into my ps3. Not too sure how to do it . Can i connect my pc to the ps3 to do it ? cauz its an 8gb file. THanks if anyone else also can help!

Thank you
in advance
[Quote] #250
03 Jan 2008 12:00 pm
runnin17
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I am reading that a lot of people are converting MKV to AVI, but why??? You are losing all the HD audio and most of the HD video with this conversion.

So far the easiest program I have seen is ConvertXtoDVD, but too bad it is only for PC. I am still trying to find a Mac version or software like it.
[Quote] #251
03 Jan 2008 02:04 pm
ps3owner
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TO: runnin17

They are converting MKV to AVI because they think avi is the universal file. But by reading most of the replies you can see MKV is better.

Any clue on my problem ? (posted before yours)
[Quote] #252
04 Jan 2008 06:48 pm
Goodspeed
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Ok,i have a 6,6Gb mkv and i dont wanna convert it,but i want to burn into a double layer dvd.So far i cant manage that.Little help please! grin
[Quote] #253
07 Jan 2008 12:19 am
Namrac
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Jay Patel wrote: There is a simple converter that can convert many types of files, it is downloadable from

http://www.erightsoft.net/SUPER.html

and is free
but it use all of your CPU so you cannot do anything until i is finshed for you exit

all you do is drag and drop your files then select the output type
EX: avi
and select the type of video and audio and you can customize it to be high of low quailty


Thanks to Jay this works perfectly and converts the file to a large vob file which can easily be made into a working DVD. I have attached this link which will tell everyone how to convert to a DVD once you use the program super.

http://forum.videohelp.com/topic251085.html

Thanks again Jay
[Quote] #254
10 Jan 2008 03:31 pm
mkvhater
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MKV is CRAP Delete the file and find the same file in a different format, its not worth all this converting.
[Quote] #255
16 Jan 2008 10:23 am
Raidman
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TMPGEnc DVD Author 3 with DivX Authoring will convert MKV files and burn to dvd at the same time. Takes about 45 minutes for the average movie.
[Quote] #256
19 Jan 2008 01:13 pm
DeadManJ
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ConvertXtoDVD is like my best friend ever. We go to the park and play sometimes. And we even say awesome stuff together, like “Moo." But yeah it can handle anything with a few tweaks hur & thur. mkvextractgui works wonders here.

DazedHeroine.... try changing your settings a bit to increase the overall time issue. it should only take like 30 - 45 mins to convert anything under 2gb with a decent rig.
[Quote] #257
21 Jan 2008 05:12 pm
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Hi everyone just woundering if i use VSO ConvertXtoDVD will it play in any DVD player Eample my Toshiba HD DVD Player !!
[Quote] #258
23 Jan 2008 09:18 am
Stylo
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Download CONVERTXTODVD
[Quote] #259
24 Jan 2008 03:09 pm
Hanzen
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Don’t listen to ayos, DVD Santa V4 does NOT support MKV files, you only get a “unsupported format” message.
[Quote] #260
28 Jan 2008 12:42 pm
steady1919
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these are all great ways in which to do this but the simplest way and by far less time consuming is just rename the file from mkv to avi
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