MKV to DVD - How?

Are you putting the mkv into a single or dual layered DVD or a blue ray DVD?

And to note, mkvs are files that offer support for numerous different audio, visual and subtitle tracks. That way multiple different language tracks and subtitles can be included on the same disk. Mkvs are the generally used format for blue-ray DVDs. If you wish to put your Mkvs onto DVDs you need to first convert your mkv to an aviation. S-vcds and DVDs require a compression of at least mpeg2 for video which can only b accomplished with an MPEG encoder. If you convert your mkv to avi, there may be substantial video and/or audio quality loss. Is your purpose solely to watch your mkv on your TV instead of your computer? Do you have a gaming console that has windows media center on it?

You could find a program, I think I have used in such program called Metafox, in which you can delete specific tracks in an mkv.

For instance,
I had an mkv with french as language 1 and English as language 2. Most if not all players would default to language one. So I edited the file and deletes the french track.

Hope this help.

I believe the name of the program to be 'mkvmerge' instead of metafox

hi Oogles, that makes sense.. I was trying to put it onto a DVD-R, how many layers.. I'm not sure.. It doesn't say dual anywhere on the disc so maybe that serves as a double standard to indicate it's single layered? but I guess it's now apparent that theres a bigger picture out there than simply that. Must be because i'm trying to cram a blue-ray movie onto a DVD, and as such... I should probably go about changing it into something else. My soul purpose is to watch it on TV, and the reason for putting it on DVD is because from my USB it wouldn't display the subtitles, i figured watching it from a disc would correct that as it's proven to fix certain things in the past.

Thanks for your help!

and dai thanks for the program suggestion, I'll give it a shot and with this new info i'll see if i can get it working.