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What is an MKV joiner

MKV is a free container format that is usually used for storing movies. It can store multiple image, video, text, and audio tracks in one file.

Clideo's MKV Merger allows you to join videos, pictures, and music together. You'll also be able to convert the output file to almost any desired format.

The tool is online, so you don't need to download anything to your device and risk its safety. It's also free, each file that you upload can be up to 500 MB in size.

How to merge MKV files

The exe running the new GUI might have been called something else originally, I can't remember, but I don't think there's ever been a download called 'MKVMerge'. As far as I know you've always had to download and install MKVToolNix and MKVMergeGUI was a component. What is an MKV joiner. MKV is a free container format that is usually used for storing movies. It can store multiple image, video, text, and audio tracks in one file.

Add MKV and other files
Click on 'Choose files' to upload multiple files at once from your device.
Another option is to add them from Google Drive or Dropbox by clicking on the small arrow on the right of the button. The same arrow allows you to add a link to a video located in an external resource.
Combine MKV files
If you need to add more files, it's time to do that! You can use all three options from the first step on the top right.
Now, reorder everything you've added by dragging and dropping on the timeline below. The tool also allows selecting an aspect ratio and a crop option.
After that, add audio, trim it, and adjust the volume.
An last, select a format you want for the output video and click 'Merge'.
Save merged MKV
Have a final preview and make sure you like the result.
If so, download the video to your personal device or upload to cloud storage. If not, click 'Back to edit' without needing to start over.

Name

mkvmerge - Merge multimedia streams into a Matroska(TM) file

Synopsis

mkvmerge [global options] {-o out} [options1] {file1} [[options2] {file2}] [@optionsfile]

Description

This program takes the input from several media files and joins their streams (all of them or just a selection) into a Matroska(TM) file; seethe Matroska(TM) website[1].

Important

The order of command line options is important. Please read the section 'Option order' if you're new to the program.

Global options:

-v, --verbose

Increase verbosity.

-q, --quiet

Suppress status output.

-o, --outputfile-name

Write to the file file-name. If splitting is used then this parameter is treated a bit differently. See the explanation for the--split option for details.

-w, --webm

Create a WebM compliant file. This is also turned on if the output file name's extension is 'webm'. This mode enforces severalrestrictions. The only allowed codecs are VP8 video and Vorbis audio tracks. Neither chapters nor tags are allowed. The DocType header item is changed to'webm'.

--titletitle

Sets the general title for the output file, e.g. the movie name.

--default-languagelanguage-code

Sets the default language code that will be used for all tracks unless overwritten with the --language option. The defaultlanguage code is 'und' for 'undefined'.

Segment info handling: (global options)

--segmentinfofilename.xml

Read segment information from a XML file. This file can contain the segment family UID, segment UID, previous and next segment UIDelements. An example file and a DTD are included in the MKVToolNix distribution.

--segment-uidSID1,SID2,..

Sets the segment UIDs to use. This is a comma-separated list of 128bit segment UIDs in the usual UID form: hex numbers with or withoutthe '0x' prefix, with or without spaces, exactly 32 digits.

Each file created contains one segment, and each segment has one segment UID. If more segment UIDs are specified than segments arecreated then the surplus UIDs are ignored. If fewer UIDs are specified than segments are created then random UIDs will be created for them.

Chapter and tag handling: (global options)

--chapter-languagelanguage-code

Sets the ISO639-2 language code that is written for each chapter entry. Defaults to 'eng'. See the section about chapters below fordetails.

This option can be used both for simple chapter files and for source files that contain chapters but no information about thechapters' language, e.g. MP4 and OGM files.

--chapter-charsetcharacter-set

Sets the character set that is used for the conversion to UTF-8 for simple chapter files. See the section about text files andcharacter sets for an explanation how mkvmerge(1) converts between character sets.

This switch does also apply to chapters that are copied from certain container types, e.g. Ogg/OGM and MP4 files. See the sectionabout chapters below for details.

--cue-chapter-name-formatformat

mkvmerge(1) supports reading CUE sheets for audio files as the input for chapters. CUE sheets usually contain the entriesPERFORMER and TITLE for each index entry. mkvmerge(1) uses these two strings in order to construct the chapter name. With this option theformat used for this name can be set.

If this option is not given then mkvmerge(1) defaults to the format '%p - %t' (the performer, followed by a space, a dash,another space and the title).

If the format is given then everything except the following meta characters is copied as-is, and the meta characters are replaced likethis:

• %p is replaced by the current entry's PERFORMER string,

• %t is replaced by the current entry's TITLE string,

• %n is replaced by the current track number and

• %N is replaced by the current track number padded with a leading zero if it is < 10.

--chaptersfile-name

Read chapter information from the file file-name. See the section about chapters below for details.

--global-tagsfile-name

Read global tags from the file file-name. See the section about tags below for details.

General output control (advanced global options):

--track-orderFID1:TID1,FID2:TID2,..

This option changes the order in which the tracks for an input file are created. The argument is a comma separated list of pairs IDs.Each pair contains first the file ID (FID1) which is simply the number of the file on the command line starting at 0. The second is a track ID(TID1) from that file. If some track IDs are omitted then those tracks are created after the ones given with this option have beencreated.

--cluster-lengthspec

Limit the number of data blocks or the duration of data in each cluster. The spec parameter can either be a number nwithout a unit or a nu

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