Since it's just a gui for mencoder, other than it not working or giving you an error message, there shouldn't be any major problems. If you don't push it too hard, MoKgVm2DVD could be a valuable tool for you. Note, none of the other buttons, are functional.
If you don't mind being a guinea pig, I mean a beta (alpha?) tester, then the file is here:ġ) Drag an mkv or ogm file to the text field.Ģ) Using the checkboxes, select one video track/stream and one audio track/stream from the track information table.ģ) Press the Convert button and watch the progress of the conversion in the popout drawer.Ĥ) You can also add files to a queue, though be sure that they don't have the same name or they will be overwritten.ĭepending on your machine and the file size, the process shouldn't take too long since only the audio is getting converted. My current web host (geocities) has a max download of 4 megs per hour so I can't include mencoder yet. Speaking of mencoder, you'll need to find a copy of it (the one you downloaded for ffmpegX will work) and place it in the same folder as MoKgVm2DVD. I can't take any of the credit for the conversion process since MoKgVm2DVD uses mencoder to do the processing.
#Best video converter mkv to avi pro
I've tested it on a MacBook Pro and a 1GHz iMac (both running 10.4) and it does a nice job, but I'd love to get feedback from other users. For now the only options are passthrough for video (so you have no loss in quality) and mp3 conversion for audio, which seems to be what your need is. It's not even close to beta, and most of it's functionality is not coded yet, but the one thing it will do is convert either a. avi's that'll play on my DivX ready DVD player. If you're interested, I've been working off and on (mostly off unfortunately) on an application (MoKgVm2DVD) to convert. While not intended for such, iShowU makes, combined with VLC,
Plays back with embedded subtitles displayed!! Subtitles: the resulting "hijacked" output from iShow U Snapz would choke or bog down on anythingīigger than 4GB iShowU handles this with ease.Īnd using VLC to play back the file is great if you got
#Best video converter mkv to avi movie
Mkv file on my computer to 720 x 480 NTSC withĤ8khz uncompressed audio using the Motion Jpeg-AĬodec, and it creates nice big movie files ready toĭrag and drop into Toast 7 that compress out great I downloaded iShowU ( replacing Snapz X Pro, because ofĢ things: iShowU lets you designate where to save recordings,Īnd it gives you the ability to create presets to save yourĪnd have been using it to record VLC 0.86 playing the This is true.ffmpegx can get stuck or just encounterĪ hiccup in the processing, and cause it to stop processing altogether.Ī much different route I have been taking of late:
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