software to convert movie from mkv to avi format27 August 2011, 14:28 (1 year ago)
I need to convert a movie of 700mb from mkv format to avi format. I have tried couple of softwares such as dream web etc. but, since they are trial versions, I was able to convert the movie only up to 3minutes. and there is a watermark on the video. please let me know if there is any registered s/w available in kat
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As another user mentioned, FFmpeg is very good. Most converters actually use FFmpeg or MEncoder (or both), and all they really provide is a GUI. You can find pre-compiled versions here: http://ffmpeg.zeranoe.com/builds/ Then extract the FFmpeg executable to the folder of your choice. Open a new document in Notepad and copy and paste the following into it:
Save that file in the same directory as you did FFmpeg. Save as any name you like just make sure it ends in ".bat" for example "example.bat". Then run that file and follow the directions. The output will be on your desktop. NOTE that "ffmpeg.exe -i %FN% -vcodec libxvid -sameq -acodec libmp3lame -b:a 128k -ac 2 "%OFN%.avi"" should all be on the same line. Last edited by Swegin8r7540, 1 year ago prodprof682
If you guys like the Video Convertor fromFreemake, you should also have a play with Audio Convertor from Freemake also.
pp PP, the only thing I didn't like about the Audio Converter is it won't burn to a CD. (I was surprised)
But I noticed, that Freemake has a CD burning software in the works. Last edited by RonthePirate163981, 7 months ago honkydud3139
x-media recode, good and free
Try Any Video Converter. There is a free version. You can google search it. It converts all video formats that I know off to any video format you want. I've been using it for ages for converting mkv to avi that can played on my standalone DVD player.
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Most of the time you can just change the extension to .avi. The way I use and play my files it isn't a problem because when I back my files up I'm leaving them as is and the DVD just becomes basically an optical hard drive. VLC is very reliable and I haven't had any problems. It really depends how you use the files if just changing the extension will work for you or not.
1Rebel... No, you can't just change the extension to .avi if you want to play it with standalone DVD player (at least that's what I think the original post wants). You have to really convert the file.
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