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MKV2PS3 is an application that can convert video files in the MKV container format to MP4 video files that are playable on the Sony PlayStation 3. MKV2PS3 can convert most common MKV files very quickly, and has a queue for converting hundreds of files at once. MKV2PS3 can convert files so fast because it doesn't produce strictly standard conformant MP4 files: they play fine on the PS3 and elsewhere (see the F.A.Q.), but not everywhere (e.g., not on the iPhone). Because MKV2PS3 doesn't re-encode the video track, conversion is fast, and the resulting video has the exact same high quality
What's New
Version 1.1.4:
- Improved stability
- Convert videos with HE-AAC sound so they can be viewed with sound on the PS3
- Warn when converting videos which can not be viewed on the PS3
- Fixed conversion of files with damaged AAC audio tracks
- Detect when source MKV is removed before conversion starts
Requirements
- Intel, 64-bit processor
- OS X 10.7.3 or later
| Downloads:2,275 |
| Version Downloads:636 |
| Type:Multimedia Design : Video |
| License:Demo |
| Date:22 Nov 2013 |
| Platform:Intel 64 / OS X |
| Price: $2.99 |
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MKV2PS3 is an application that can convert video files in the MKV container format to MP4 video files that are playable on the Sony PlayStation 3. MKV2PS3 can convert most common MKV files very quickly, and has a queue for converting hundreds of files at once. MKV2PS3 can convert files so fast because it doesn't produce strictly standard conformant MP4 files: they play fine on the PS3 and elsewhere (see the F.A.Q.), but not everywhere (e.g., not on the iPhone). Because MKV2PS3 doesn't re-encode the video track, conversion is fast, and the resulting video has the exact same high quality as the source file. Note that most subtitles are supported (see F.A.Q.), but the PS3 does not display them at this time.
Vladislavs-Judins reviewed on 29 Jan 2013
I've "remuxed" more than 10 files (from 1GB clip to 25GB Full HD movies), total around 200GB in less than hour. Queue is really good feature — I've just put all files to convert and can go make some tea and do other work, computer doesn't become unusable at all.
This is actually analog (or even better and easier) to software on Windows called "mkv2vob". Besides this software there is no other similar way to convert mkv to supported format that PS3 would play.
If you ever want to watch MKV on your PS3 — this is the one you need. It really just works with no investigation, no dealing with codecs and other things.
I've also encountered little problem with my computer with using MKV2PS3 — developer's answer came in 7 minutes after sending email and he was really friendly.
Definitely worth the money. Also great that Developer has provided demo version, so you'll get real preview of what you're getting. Thank you!
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MKV2PS3 can convert a video file’s DTS audio stream to the AC3 codec so it’ll play on PS3 or AppleTV (both of which require either AC3 or AAC), and it can convert 5.1 Surround AC3 audio to stereo, but it offers no bitrate control. Remux can do the same things but more flexibly, plus it allows you to convert to the AAC audio codec (2-ch. or 6-ch. 128k) that many people consider superior (especially for stereo audio streams and lower bitrates), and it gives you two AC3 bitrate choices — 448k or 640k.
Furthermore, MKV2PS3 “doesn't produce strictly standard conformant MP4 files,” while remux does. This means that videos converted with MKV2PS3 won’t play “with the default video player iOS-based devices (iPhone/iPad),” but vids converted with remux will.
Lastly, the documentation’s statement that “MKV2PS3 is distributed as a free public beta at this time” gives me the impression that its freeware status is only temporary. I could be wrong, but I suspect we’ll have to pay for this app once they’ve worked out all the bugs. Remux has been out of beta and free for years.
BTW, I don’t know or work for remux’s developer. I’m just a big fan of great freeware video apps, especially since there are so few of them.