| 26 Jun 2007 11:52 pm |
Ardy Guest | anyone know of a mkv converter for mac? all he ones above are .exe’s.
thanks
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| 30 Jun 2007 03:15 am |
Your Fahjar Guest | Bunch of wierdos. No one acutally responded with a positive answer to the original post question. Instead just talking a bunch of jibberish no one gives a crap about.
Whats the use? Yeah you, you know I’m talking about you.
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| 01 Jul 2007 04:18 pm |
bogbreff Guest | ciottia wrote:
i have a .mkv file that I want to burn to DVD. I have been able to do this with .avi, mov, and mpg files....but i cant do it with .mkv. Any suggestions?
I had a movie 'Das Boot' that was in MKV format. I use a program called VSO CovertX to DVD. It converts and burns many formats.
Hope this helps, Its well worth getting. And very straight forward to use too.
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| 06 Jul 2007 10:59 pm |
whatever999666 Guest | ok i’ve tried the first suggestion for converting mkv to avi and then burning but i cant get through step 1. I did what you said, and the program pops an error message when i try to save in avi. It says : The source video stream uses a converssion algorithm wich is not compatible with AVI files. Direct stream copy cannot be used with this video stream.
Anyone has a clue? plz help
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| 26 Jul 2007 12:43 am |
kilo Guest | i just downloaded Combined-Community-Codec-Pack-2007-07-22 like Jam said it from http://downloads.matroska.org/packs/
and when its is done installing it will ask u to go fix the setting and on one of the setting i just clicked on the option to play mkv. file with media player classic. and thats it when i clicked on my movie file it start playing..
thank you JAM
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| 27 Jul 2007 03:19 am |
personal_gene Guest | okay I 2MKv files and a SFV file nad I’ve followed soe preiou info about converting them into avi. But I’m still having trouble with it can som etake me through it step by step?
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| 28 Jul 2007 12:31 am |
Movie Fan Guest | Cptn_Sargos wrote:
Use a prog like Isobuster to ectract them to the desktop. Then use a burning app like Nero, drag the files and burn them.
Cptn_Sargos — ->>>
RE: Awesome post. Isobuster worked great in corporation of Nero to get my mkv files on DVD. Thanks!!
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| 28 Jul 2007 12:32 am |
Movie Fan Guest | Cptn_Sargos wrote:
Use a prog like Isobuster to ectract them to the desktop. Then use a burning app like Nero, drag the files and burn them.
Cptn_Sargos — ->>>
RE: Awesome post. Isobuster worked great in corporation of Nero to get my mkv files on DVD. Thanks!!
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| 31 Jul 2007 03:27 am |
blackxeon Guest | Just use ConvertXtoDVD by VSO Software. The Program has built in support for MKV files and can encode into standard DVD-5 or DVD-9.
Download the trial copy and buy the registration code. It is well worth the investment with compatibility to multiple formats and free updates.
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| 31 Jul 2007 04:58 am |
windy Guest | Use a program to convert MKV to DVD, the process is simple and quick. Download the conversion tool from: http://www.sharewareguide.net/Audio-Multimedia/Video-Tools/movkit-batch-video-converter.html
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| 02 Aug 2007 10:22 am |
daz2 Guest | shall i tell you what pisses me off about these people?
They bring these releases out so that they can share them with others in the community.
So...........WHY THE FUCK choose to use a fukin stupid file format like MKV when he could have just used AVI.
There is absolutely NO explanation other than the fact that the guy is obviously a COMPLETE twat !
Fukin noobies ! Stick to what you know and go back to fukin sheep for a living !
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| 06 Aug 2007 08:53 pm |
rogue484 Guest | Hey just to uinfrom you guys if you want to convert an MKV file to avi. or anthing else I recommend for you guys to use Magic Video Converter it’s great and it really works.
Hope you guys try it.
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| 10 Aug 2007 11:38 pm |
Victor205 Guest | I found a program that it would work its called ConvertXtoDVD and it support mkv
Info:
[img]http://www.vso-software.fr/screenshot/boxes/X2D-box-lights.gif[/img]
ConvertXtoDVD is a video converter software to convert and burn your videos to DVD. With ConvertXtoDVD and a few clicks you can backup your movies to DVD playable on any home DVD player.
ConvertXtoDVD supports most popular formats such as AVI to DVD; Mpeg, Mpeg, Mpeg4, MP4, VOB, WMV, DV and stream formats to DVD. It converts your files into a compliant DVD Video set of files and burns it on a DVD media. The ConvertXtoDvd does not need an external AVI codec download. It uses its own AVI codecs.
Looking for free video converter software? ConvertXtoDVD is free video converter evaluation software - a small payment and you no longer have the VSO watermark on the video output.
The aspect ratio can be automatically selected or forced to a specific format. The program works for NTSC and PAL video formats and creates chapters automatically. Multiple audio tracks are supported. Version 2 uses a completely rewritten interface with subtitles support and a lot of new settings.
VSO ConvertXtoDVD is neither affiliated with, nor using technology from Divx Networks!
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| 10 Aug 2007 11:47 pm |
Victor205 Guest | O sorry I forgot to tell you guys it support Subtitles
sorry for my english
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| 12 Aug 2007 06:58 pm |
Andre3000 Guest | Okay, so I have been reading this thread for a bit, and trying several recommendations. Guys, for the least amount of headache, as someone recommended somewhere in this long thread, download and install the program “Super”. Its free, and can be found at http://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html
Trust me, its way better that that other program Matrosky. Cause if you go that route, it requires two additional programs(an extracter and merger). Super does everything for you.
Also, I tried WinAvi, but the problem was that it didnt copy the audio.
Super takes some time to convert, but it works
Also, be prepared that this converting will take some considerable time. The only thing I didnt check in Super is whether or not it will copy subtitles as well.
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| 19 Aug 2007 01:14 pm |
J. Guest | Hi people. I didn’t really read the entire topic, it’s 215 posts long already...
I tried to burn a DVD with a Matroska video and it burnt supposedly successfully, but, when I go watch the burnt video, it is 10-15min shorter. Is it usual? Is it really needed to convert it to an AVI file to burn the video complete?
Thanks in advance.
J
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| 25 Aug 2007 08:17 pm |
IPNicely Guest | hi everyone, i also have a number of HD MKV files which are about 6 or 7 gigs and was wondering whether there was anyway to burn them onto a dual layer disk while maintaining the HD resolution? i already have a DL burner and a HD DVD player.
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| 30 Aug 2007 12:44 am |
stevefuckmatroska Guest | Matroska sucks shit, damn, Just give something I can burn to DVD while all you eggheads develop the best package or whatever the fuck it is. I don’t give a shit. I want DVD now.
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| 11 Sep 2007 10:30 pm |
WEfan Guest | I’m in the same boat as BingoL, I have a HD mkv clip (2 Gigs) that I want to burn to DVD, surprisingly I’m having a tough time running it on my Powerbook even with 1.5G RAM. I downloaded programs like DVD creator and MoKgVm2DVD, and still no luck. I just want to watch my MKV file on my DVD player-  Help please?
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| 16 Sep 2007 09:27 am |
Arjen Guest | DVD Santa does not support .mkv files..
Any news on the partner-front?
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