But the question is that not all the common media players are compatible with MKV format. MKV is the 'combination' and 'encapsulation' format that provides the shell for these sounds and video. MKV is different from video encoding formats such as DivX, XviD, and audio encoding formats such as MP3 and Ogg. The most significant feature is the ability to accommodate multiple types of encoding video, audio and subtitle streams. Matroska is similar in concept to other containers, such as AVI, MP4, or ASF (Advanced Streaming Format) which includes a lot of open source software in its implementation and can be able to contain multiple encoded videos and more than 16 audio streams in different formats and different languages.

MKV's goal is to preserve common movies, television programs and other multimedia content. That is why MKV files are usually in large size. Known as Matroska Video, MKV has been used as a standard container format which is good at storing an unlimited number of digital information, including video, audio and subtitles. Part 4: How to Select a Good MKV to Blu-ray Burner.

Part 3: Convert and Burn MKV to Blu-ray Discs with Leawo Blu-ray Creator.Part 2: Best Software to Convert and Burn MKV to Blu-ray Discs.

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