You can choose to watch a video preview while it grinds through the process, or not.
You can see the progress, in the small bar along the bottom of the VLC window. Save those settings, which will take you back to the "Convert and Save" window.Ĩ. If you match or exceed the bitrate of the original source, you should not have any annoying (or even noticeable) loss in resulting sound quality.ħ. Click on "Save", then choose the audio codec tab, choose the "MP3" option for the codec. THAT step is the key to the LOSSLESS feature.Ħ. Make sure "Video" button stays clicked, and click "Keep original video track". When THAT new window opens, click on the "Video codec" tab. Click on the toolkit icon (i.e., the wrench and screwdriver). and when the new window opens, choose, "Convert", name your destination folder and file, and select the profile you want, which probably will be:ĥ. When the new window opens, click "Add" button, and choose your mkv file.Ĥ. In the main menu select "Media", then "Convert / Save"ģ. Open/load VLC, with no media playing in it.Ģ. It might seem complicated, but if you use it once or twice, it becomes easy and intuitive.ġ. So, to convert an mkv file into an mp4 file, with no loss in video quality, here's a step-by-step. VideoLAN - Official page for VLC media player, the Open Source video framework!
The kind and clever folks at VLC (= Video LAN Co.) have incorporated a simple converter, into their free VLC package.įor anyone not familiar with it, VLC is probably the best, simplest, fastest any-and-all-formats video player, anywhere, and it is available in both 32 and 64 bit versions, for Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, etc, here: The mkv files contain the "ac" class of audio files, while mp4 files contain mp3 audio files. How to quickly convert MKV to MP4 file using VLC?Īnd have tried it with several test files, showing that it works reliably and consistently.īasic trick is to realize that both mkv and mp4 files are "container" files, which combine a video stream, and an audio stream (plus any subtitle, metadata, or other streams as well), in a way that keeps them synchronized. With > NO << loss of quality in the video stream.
So, there is a much, MUCH simpler way to convert mkv files into mp4 files that can be readily handled by Premier, With little or no explanation of what those options are, and mean, and do. However, the "Handbrake" package recodes things, and confronts users with thousands of options, Various threads complain about Premier's inability to import or handle mkv files (also known as Matroska files),Īnd/or suggest Handbrake as the best software for converting mkv files to mp4 files.
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