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How to solve the issues with playing MKV on DVD Player? The following article will give the answer!
Source From: How to Convert MKV for Playing on DVD Player
MKV is a container format similar to AVI, MP4 or ASF, which is an open standard free container format, a file format that can hold an unlimited number of video, audio, picture or subtitle tracks in one files. It is intended to serve as a universal format for storing common multimedia content, like movies or TV shows. However, if you want it to play MKV videos on a standalone DVD player, you must convert it to DVD compatible format.
Some DVD burning software can't support MKV format directly. In this case, you can get the help from Brorsoft Blu-ray Video Converter Ultimate to convert MKV to your DVD burning software most compatible format like DivX avi. This tool allows you to convert videos from and to MKV, MP4, VOB, FLV, MPEG-1, MPEG-2, and 70 more formats. Besides, this all-in-one video covnerter can also help you rip Blu-ray, DVD movie files to any decent format you want. And it offers fast conversion speed without any quality loss. With it, directly convert MKV to DVD player supported format for playing MKV videos on your DVD players. For Mac users, please turn to Brorsoft iMedia Converter for Mac.
(Note: Click here for OS X 10.5)
Convert and Play MKV on DVD Player
Step 1. Load MKV files
Simply drag-and-drop your MKV video to the program window or click "Add" button to load MKV files. You can add multiple files at a time an convert them in batch.
Step 2: Choose best format for burning to DVD
Next, you need to click "Format" drop-down menu to select "DivX AVI(*.avi)" as the output format from "Common Video" category. It is a good format for burning to DVD.
Tip: You can also customize output video quality by click "Setting" button to change video bitrate, frame rate, video size, etc, keeping video quality as true and so on.
Step 3: Start conversion
Click "Convert" button to start and finish converting MKV to DVD supported format for burning MKV to DVD effortlessly. After the conversion, hit the Open button to get the output AVI files.
Step 4: Burn .AVI to DVD with Nero
Basically there are two different ways to burn an .avi-file on DVD with Nero for play in a DVD player:
1. If you have a DVD-player that is capable of playing avi-files, you can simply use Nero Burning Rom or Nero Express and burn a data disc with the .avi-file untouched.
2. However, for NeroVision, I suppose you don't want a data disc with an avi-file but a "real" Video-DVD in compatible DVD-format. For that you will need Nero Video. In the "Create & Export" menu, choose DVD- DVD-Video, then import the .avi-file and follow the instructions. You can either create a menu and chapters, or just make a simple DVD without menu and one video. In the final step, NeroVideo will either write the necessary DVD structure on a DVD or to a folder on your hard disk. If you used NeroVision before, it should be easy for you because NeroVideo is very similar.
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Source From: How to Convert MKV for Playing on DVD Player
MKV is a container format similar to AVI, MP4 or ASF, which is an open standard free container format, a file format that can hold an unlimited number of video, audio, picture or subtitle tracks in one files. It is intended to serve as a universal format for storing common multimedia content, like movies or TV shows. However, if you want it to play MKV videos on a standalone DVD player, you must convert it to DVD compatible format.
Some DVD burning software can't support MKV format directly. In this case, you can get the help from Brorsoft Blu-ray Video Converter Ultimate to convert MKV to your DVD burning software most compatible format like DivX avi. This tool allows you to convert videos from and to MKV, MP4, VOB, FLV, MPEG-1, MPEG-2, and 70 more formats. Besides, this all-in-one video covnerter can also help you rip Blu-ray, DVD movie files to any decent format you want. And it offers fast conversion speed without any quality loss. With it, directly convert MKV to DVD player supported format for playing MKV videos on your DVD players. For Mac users, please turn to Brorsoft iMedia Converter for Mac.
(Note: Click here for OS X 10.5)Convert and Play MKV on DVD Player
Step 1. Load MKV files
Simply drag-and-drop your MKV video to the program window or click "Add" button to load MKV files. You can add multiple files at a time an convert them in batch.
Step 2: Choose best format for burning to DVD
Next, you need to click "Format" drop-down menu to select "DivX AVI(*.avi)" as the output format from "Common Video" category. It is a good format for burning to DVD.
Tip: You can also customize output video quality by click "Setting" button to change video bitrate, frame rate, video size, etc, keeping video quality as true and so on.
Step 3: Start conversion
Click "Convert" button to start and finish converting MKV to DVD supported format for burning MKV to DVD effortlessly. After the conversion, hit the Open button to get the output AVI files.
Step 4: Burn .AVI to DVD with Nero
Basically there are two different ways to burn an .avi-file on DVD with Nero for play in a DVD player:
1. If you have a DVD-player that is capable of playing avi-files, you can simply use Nero Burning Rom or Nero Express and burn a data disc with the .avi-file untouched.
2. However, for NeroVision, I suppose you don't want a data disc with an avi-file but a "real" Video-DVD in compatible DVD-format. For that you will need Nero Video. In the "Create & Export" menu, choose DVD- DVD-Video, then import the .avi-file and follow the instructions. You can either create a menu and chapters, or just make a simple DVD without menu and one video. In the final step, NeroVideo will either write the necessary DVD structure on a DVD or to a folder on your hard disk. If you used NeroVision before, it should be easy for you because NeroVideo is very similar.
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