also Iβm on windows ππ
.MP4 and .MKV are just containers, they can hold multiple media streams. You can convert with no quantity loss using ffmpeg.
https://askubuntu.com/questions/50433/how-to-convert-mkv-file-into-mp4-file-losslessly
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FFmpeg runs on everything.
Sounds good, doesnβt look retard frenly but Iβll try it!
https://www.ffmpeg.org <- this correct
Yes.
Let an LLM help you with the commands π
"Use this command to include all streams:
ffmpeg -i input.mkv -c copy -map 0 output.mp4
Explanation of the added parts:
* -map 0: This option tells ffmpeg to include all streams (video, audio, and subtitles) from the input file (indicated by '0') in the output.
Important Note about Subtitles:
* MP4 has limited support for subtitle formats compared to MKV.
* If your MKV has advanced subtitle formats (like PGS or ASS), they might not be displayed correctly in some MP4 players.
* You can convert subtitles to a more compatible format (like MOV_text) if needed, but that's a more complex command."