But it is quick and easy to do without quality loss using any number of Remux apps, like MP4Tools from EmmGunn, which can batch process and do things like strip unwanted language tracks along the way.īut personally, I'd just wait for M1 versions of IINA/VLC. Of course the process of doing this is going to consume more battery than just playing them in IINA/VLC via Rosetta 2.
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The good news is that if this is the case, you can Remux the MKV files into MP4 files which are QuickTime Player compatible and do so without quality loss. I'm guessing you may have them in Matroska containers with the filename extension MKV. Those are codecs which are QuickTime compatible.
VLC is an open source cross-platform multimedia player and framework, which plays most multimedia files, DVDs, Audio CDs, VCDs, and various streaming protocols. I'm guessing you have files that are something like H.264 or H.265/HEVC. VLC Media Player also offers great hotkey support. I doubt that it will take long between IINA, VLC, and maybe MPV.Īs mentioned in the other thread, QuickTime Player is an option, but the files have to be compatible.įormat is broken down into Codec, Container and Extension.
You can find M1 IINA nightly builds on GitHub, but I'd just wait until it's at least regular beta.
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