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Musicvid wrote on 1/21/2019, 4:12 PM

Nope. MKV wrapper is not supported.

Convert your file in Handbrake or parse it in MKVExtract.

Malix82 wrote on 1/22/2019, 4:48 AM

converting can cause a quality loss, though, unless handbrake has added some kind of remuxing feature.

I've used ffmpeg to remux few mkv files to mp4, basically like this:

ffmpeg -i original_file.mkv -c:v copy -c:a copy remuxed.mp4

this just copies the video and audio streams from mkv to mp4 container, with no quality loss and *very* quickly.

This of course only works if the video and audio streams are supported by the output container.

 

Musicvid wrote on 1/22/2019, 10:14 AM

@malix82

You are trying to be helpful, but the poster is a beginner, has no presumed knowledge of command line interface..

We will be most helpful if we keep it simple and give him a solution he can hang his hat on. Not all MKV formats are compatible with MP4 wrapper, by the way.

MKVExtract will remux the same way in a GUI. So should AVIDemux, for that matter.