MKV file converter required?

**Willard21** · 31-10-2008

I have the complete series of Harry potter all in AKV format. Which I love, cause I like have the options to turn subtitles on or off, or switch from English or japanese languages. Which is great while watching it on a comp, but it is little bit troublesome when trying to convert into something that can be burned onto DVD.

I can convert the files easily, the problem I have, is that it convert to a default setting, which usually leaves me subtitles and sometimes the wrong spoken language I want.

Is there any program or way that I can choose to have no subtitles, and English as the spoken language, and have it convert with those options?

response required ASAP.

**Norberd** · 31-10-2008

can you tell me in which format are you trying to convert into?

**Willard21** · 31-10-2008

To any of the basic ones. MPEG, WMV, AVI, DVD files. Getting them to a format isnt the hard part, its just being able to choose what audio stream that format has, and rather or not it has the subtitles on or off too. All my MKV files are of video with dual audio, usually english - japanese, then english subtitles.

Regular converting programs will change the mkv file to whatever I choose, but always with the default settings of the mkv files, which leaves me with japanese audio and subtitles on, or english audio with subtitles on.

**Benedict** · 31-10-2008

I will provide you an article link which will show you an easy way to convert MKV files to AVI, WMV, MPEG, DVD files or other video file formats.

http://www.ehow.com/how_4541818_avi-...dvd-files.html

Above link also gives you the step by step process of installation which may be helpful to you.