Instead of taking DVDs and CDs around with our movie files in them, we now carry our pen and flash drives with us containing all our multimedia content. The reason why I've mentioned to convert it to aac/audio to solve this issue.We started out with DVD players and as time advanced, we moved on to better technology. mp4 container since it isn't compatible, it needs to be inside. UPDATE: Try ˋffmpegˋ from the official website and that haven't been compiled from any other sources yet.Īs I've seen you're using a compiled version from KMPlayer, and you're not supossed to use that. There's a reason why I've mentioned ffmpeg. To see the results and I'm assuming here you're not trying to play it on internet.Īlso try with other players if it's Linux and Media Player Classic if it's Windows. Try with ffmpeg: ffmpeg -i filename.mkv -c:v copy -c:a aac output.mp4 Online Converters can convert those mkv videos.Īssuming you have no audio problems, be assured you have audio in this file, and also what type of audio you have, reading sources with ffmpeg -i file.mkv or with MediaInfosoftware. Now output.mp4 is not playable on KMPlayer.Īll of my videos have downloaded with IDM from YouTube web site. I copied ffmpeg.exe from KMPlayer to a folder and tried those commands like below : Here is MediaInfo result of that mkv video :Ĭ:\Program Files (x86)\K-Lite Codec Pack\Filters\ffdshowĬ:\Program Files (x86)\K-Lite Codec Pack\Filters\ffdshow64 I tried to change all options for output audio format. The result for both of them are the same. The problem is output file has no AUDIO in either AVS Video Converter & FreeMakeVideo Converter.
I am trying to to convert a mkv file to mp4.
As far as I know, every thing about Media Player Classic & KMPlayer is ok. I installed K-Lite Codec Pack some month ago in my Windows 7 Ultimate machine.
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