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MKV→MP4

MKV to MP4 Converter

Repack an H.264 MKV, such as an OBS recording, as an MP4 that opens on an iPhone and in iMovie or Final Cut Pro. The video is copied without re-encoding.

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How to convert MKV to MP4

Three steps, with the H.264 stream kept exactly as it was recorded

1. Upload the MKV1

1. Upload the MKV

Drag the recording onto the page or click “Upload a file”. The .mkv can be up to 1 GB, from OBS, a screen recorder or your video library.

2. Keep MP4 as the output2

2. Keep MP4 as the output

MP4 is preset, and there is nothing else to configure. H.264 and HEVC video goes into the new container unchanged, while VP9 is converted to H.264. The first audio track is copied as it is if it is AAC, while AC-3, DTS, FLAC and Opus sound becomes AAC with the same channels. Other audio tracks and subtitles are not copied.

3. Convert and download3

3. Convert and download

Click “Convert”. The H.264 video is not re-encoded, so the MP4 has the same resolution, frame rate and video bitrate as the MKV.

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Remuxing keeps every frame

Remuxing means the H.264 frames move from the MKV to the MP4 without being decoded. The picture stays bit for bit identical, and the MP4 is ready in seconds because nothing has to be encoded.

MP4 selected as the output format for an MKV file

A standard OBS recording loses nothing

The MP4 takes the first audio track from the MKV. OBS puts every audio source on track 1 by default, so a normal recording keeps all its sound. Only separate mic or game audio on tracks 2 to 6 is dropped.

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FAQ

Both are containers for the same kinds of video. MKV (Matroska) can hold any number of audio and subtitle tracks, chapters and almost any codec. MP4 is less flexible but plays on practically every phone, TV, browser and editor.