How to Burn a MKV File
MKV, or Matroska Multimedia Container, is an open source, file container format. MKV files are able to store an unlimited number of video, audio, and subtitle files within one file. Matroska files use the .MKV file extension for video files that contain audio and video, the .MKA file extension for audio files, and the .MKS file extension for subtitle files. MKV files are often used to store small collections of videos or multiple parts of the same video. Because of their ability to store an unlimited number of subtitle files, MKV files are also often used to store subtitles in multiple languages for the same video. In order to burn an MKV file to a disk, proper software must be used. Several examples of this type of software are listed below.
MKV to Blu-ray Burner
While most MKV software focuses on the ability to burn MKV files to CDs and DVDs, MKV to Blu-ray Burner concentrates on its ability to burn MKV files to Blu-ray disks. The software is very easy to use and is able to convert MKV files to AVI, DVD, MP4, MPEG, WMV, Flash, MOV, 3GP, and Blu-ray. The software also features video editing tools so that users can trim, crop, and delete unwanted scenes from their MKV files before burning them to a disk. MKV to Blu-ray Burner is available for free at http://www.blu-ray-burner.biz/mkv-to-blu-ray-burner.html .
Aimersoft DVD Creator
Aimersoft DVD Creator is a DVD burner that gives users the ability to burn all popular movie file formats such as .MKV, .AVI, .MP4, .WMV, .MOV, .and MPEG to CDs and DVDs. Aimersoft DVD Creator features several sophisticated video editing tools that users can use to crop, trim, and delete unwanted scenes. Video editing features also include the ability to add watermarks, titles, and special effects to films before they are burned to a disk and several DVD menu styles are available. Aimersoft DVD Creator is available for $35.95 from http://www.aimersoft.com/dvd-creator.html .
MKV to DVD Creator
MKV to DVD Creator is a software specifically designed for converting MKV files to DVD format and burning them to disks. MKV to DVD Creator supports all major video file formats such as .MKV, .AVI, .DivX, .XVid, .MPEG, .WMV, .ASF, .MOV, .RM, .MP4, .FLV, and .3GP. The software is also capable of burning VCD, SVCD, BIN, CUE, ISO, and DMG files to CDs and DVDs. In MKV to DVD Creator, users have the ability to set output size and quality levels for files and can edit videos using simple tools. MKV to DVD Creator is available for $34.95 from http://www.softwarelode.com/26741/details-mkv-to-dvd-creator.html .
Mac DVD Creator
Mac DVD Creator is a DVD burner software for Mac that allows users to quickly burn video files to CDs and DVDs by simply dragging the files into the program’s user interface. Mac DVD Creator supports virtually all video file formats including .MOV, .AVI, and .MKV. The software can also burn HD videos, YouTube videos, and files from video capture software. Mac DVD Creator features video editing tools such as cropping and trimming and allows the user to add special effects, titles, menu options, and a choice of over ninety menu styles. Mac DVD Creator is available for $49.00 from http://www.applemacvideo.com/mac-dvd-creator.html .
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