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How to convert MKV to MPEG on Mac?
"I have downloaded a movie which is 10 GB in size and is in .MKV format. I know that Sony 32bx300 does not support .MKV but mpeg1, mpeg2 and mpeg2 files. Can you suggest me any converter which will convert the MKV into mpeg format without losing the quality (1080p)."
MPEG format is well supported by most kinds of mp4 players like iPod, iPhone, Zune, PSP, Blackberry, etc while HD MKV (Matroska Video) is common for storing video and audio data on computers but can't be supported by those media players, so if you want to play your favorite MKV movies on your portable device, it's necessary to convert MKV to MPEG format.
iFunia MKV to MPEG Converter for Mac is the best MKV to MPEG Video Converter software that can convert MKV to MP4, MKV to MPEG4 files and other formats files in one click, such as AVI, WMV, FLV, 3GP, ASF, MKV, M2TS, MTS, etc.
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Step 1. Add MKV files to the MKV to MPEG Mac converter
Now, we need to import MKV files that need to be convert to MPEG videos, click the "Add Files" button to add the MKV videos which you want to convert to MPEG, you may add as many MKV videos as you want for batch conversion to MPEG
Step 2. Edit MKV videos to improve the output quality (Optional)
Click on "Edit" button to give basic video editing before MKV to MPEG Conversion. You can crop (cut off black edge of original MKV Movie), clip (trim any segment of MKV files you want to convert) or customize video effect or add watermark to the video.
Step 3: Select MPEG video format in output format list
Click "Output Format" drop-down list to choose MPEG 1 or MPEG 2 as output format. The default setting is recommended to use, you also can change conversion properties and specify a directory on your computer to save the output files.
Step 4. Start MKV to MPEG Conversion on Mac OS X
Now you may click the big button "Start" to begin converting MKV to MPEG video. The convert progress bar shows you how much of the encoding is completed. The encoding time will depend on several variables including: the duration of the video file, the speed of your computer, what other activity your computer is currently doing and the bitrate you set.
