reconvert mkv?

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  1. steelfist, Jan 16, 2007

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    I have a couple of MKV files that are just a bit too big to fit on my dvd. I'm planning on reconverting a couple of them into mkv again, but i can't find any good guides on the matroska main webpage, and can't find any programs to do it either.

    i don't know how to do command line, and i don't know how to reconvert them. i can't rar them or zip them or watching it on another computer would be a pain, and it still won't fit.

    i heard of demuxing and converting the video and audio files seperatly and merging it together. any way of doing this free? also, i don't know how to find out what audio and video that's inside of my videos. can anybody help?
     
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  2. steelfist, Jan 19, 2007

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    This is rather annoying, is mkv really that unsupported in the mac community?
     
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  3. dllavaneras, Jan 19, 2007

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    Yeah, it's that unsupported. VLC can play the files, but I don't know of any app to convert it :(
     
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  4. Spaceman Spiff, Jan 19, 2007

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    I think VLC actually managed to successfully convert MKV to a quicktime format for me before, so it might be able to re-encode it... Go File > Streaming/Exporting Wizard in VLC and try it out.
     
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  5. Ritsuka, Jan 20, 2007

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  6. CrashRay, Oct 26, 2007

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    You can remove some language or some subtitle of your mkv.
    You can also remove attachements.
    You can use my program iMkvExtract (FRE)
    Direct link.
    The program is in english.

    I create a FAQ about MKV. You have explanation how to do this :
    FAQ on Mkv4Mac (ENG)

    And for example you have the answer of the question :
     
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