Seems I have some matroska video files. I'd love to play them on my Xbox via 360 connect. Seems the only thing that plays the files is VLC Player. Is there a Mac app that could convert them to MP4 or wmv? Or should I just watch on my iMac instead of big TV?
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Seems I have some matroska video files
I read this as "matrioshka."
What, does each one contain another, smaller, file?
What, does each one contain another, smaller, file?
Potentially an infinite number of them, actually -- one of the defining features of mkv is that the container can hold any number of files, where most formats are limited to just a few each of audio and video in each container file. And, yes, it's named after the dolls.
yes, it's named after the dolls.
I feel clever and yet, at the same time, kind of dumb.
you know what else would be lovely on the iphone/itouch? the ability to click on a link and have it open in a new window.
I think Handbrake may convert .mkv files.
iPhone copy & paste rumors.
Oh pleasepleaseplease!
(Except that double-tapping is already a shortcut for "zoom in on this" so I hope there's more to the gesture than that if this rumor is true.)
Handbrake was my first move. It wouldn't open the files.
Are you on a Mac? Try installing Perian first, then try Handbrake.