Download MakeMKV beta
Dec 18, 2020 5.SM Player; 1.VLC Media Player. Supported OS: Windows, Mac, Linux, Android, iOS, Windows Mobile. VLC is an open-source and free MKV player that play MKV videos as well as DVDs, Audio CDs, VCDs, and various streaming protocols. It runs on all platforms including Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, Unix, iOS, Android, etc. Download MKPlayer - MKV & Media Player for macOS 10.10 or later and enjoy it on your Mac. MKPlayer is an easy-to-use media player designed to offer unique features to enjoy watching videos and listening to music: - Play movies on your TV with a simple click (check compatibility before unlocking) - Safari Extension to help you to easily open.
- Requires Windows XP or later, x86 or x64.
- Requires x64 Mac OS X 10.7 or later.
NOTE: MakeMKV is not signed by Apple, you might need to adjust gatekeeper options in order to install the program. - Files integrity may be checked using hash file
Revision history
- ARM port, support for Apple silicon, Linux on ARM
- MMMBD on OSX - support for applications with hardened runtime (Handbrake)
- Some internal improvements and small bugfixes
- Improved handling for discs with mastering errors
- Many internal improvements and small bugfixes
- Implemented seamless joining of TrueHD streams with overlapping frames based on Dominik Mydlil's idea
- MakeMKV now recognizes and converts double-track Dolby Vision MKV files
- Bug fixes:
- Program could fail when processing TrueHD streams from MKV file
- DTS core was not extracted from DTS-HD streams (1.15.0 regression)
- Requires Windows XP or later, x86 or x64.
- Requires x64 Mac OS X 10.7 or later.
NOTE: MakeMKV is not signed by Apple, you might need to adjust gatekeeper options in order to install the program. - Files integrity may be checked using hash file
Revision history
- ARM port, support for Apple silicon, Linux on ARM
- MMMBD on OSX - support for applications with hardened runtime (Handbrake)
- Some internal improvements and small bugfixes
- Improved handling for discs with mastering errors
- Many internal improvements and small bugfixes
- Implemented seamless joining of TrueHD streams with overlapping frames based on Dominik Mydlil's idea
- MakeMKV now recognizes and converts double-track Dolby Vision MKV files
- Bug fixes:
- Program could fail when processing TrueHD streams from MKV file
- DTS core was not extracted from DTS-HD streams (1.15.0 regression)
- Massive internal rewrite, many bugfixes
- Improved handling for discs with mastering errors
- Brand new network code, it is now possible to set proxy server in preferences, to access network over TOR/VPN
- MakeMKV now can extract Dolby Vision metadata from elementary stream data and rebuild missing or invalid DV descriptors
- Drive speed control update - MakeMKV now forces low speed when reading data around disc edges, working around firmware bugs
- Bug fixes:
- Program could hang or crash when converting files with many audio streams
- On some multi-segment sources with LPCM audio program failed to produce MKV file
- Program could crash when producing testdump or when conversion failed
- On 32-bit x86 system program could run out of memory on big mult-segment sources
- Massive internal rewrite, some improvements and small bugfixes
- Muxer updated to the latest matroska specification
- Advanced usage changes:
- Sdftool included as standalone executable
- Drive speed control option
- Added support for AACS v76 (for those poor souls without LibreDrive)
- Improved handling for discs with mastering errors
- Many internal improvements and small bugfixes
- Bug fixes:
- For some HD audio streams frames were dropped incorrectly on segment boundaries
- User interface update
- New preferences page for LibMMBD integration
- Improved handling for discs with mastering errors
- Better tolerance for corrupted input data
- Many internal improvements
- Bug fixes:
- Better compatibility for decrypted AACS 2.1 FMTS files
- Fixed variable expansion bug for default file name template
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- Added support for AACS 2.1
- Many small bugfixes and improvements
System Requirements
- Supported OS
- Windows XP or later
- Mac OS X 10.6 and later
- Linux x86 or amd64
- 512 MB of RAM, 1 GB recommended. MakeMKV will run on computers with low memory amountbut conversion speed will be very slow.
- 10 MB of hard drive space for program files.
- Adequate hard drive space for converted content. Typical DVD movie takes 6 GB onhard drive. Typical Blu-ray movie takes 30 GB.
Beta version restrictions
MakeMKV BETA has several major restrictions.- Program is time-limited -- it will stop functioning after 60 days. You can alwaysdownload the latest version from makemkv.com that will reset the expiration date.
- HD-DVD support is limited - some discs may fail to open and not all audio and subtitletracks will be preserved.
- Blu-ray and DVD discs are fully supported.
- Computer administrator privileges are required on Windows to run the beta version.This is limitation of Windows SCSI application programming interface. EventuallyMakeMKV will not require administrator privileges to run.
Mac OS X's default media player – Quicktime 10 doesn't natively support the playback of AVI, MKV & DIVX video files. These formats are widely used to distribute Videos. Also, the previous solution of playing these files in Quicktime 7 using Perian doesn't work anymore since the new Mac OS X Mavericks update. So, here's an easy tutorial which will show you How to Play AVI/MKV Files on Mac OS X using the 3 Best Free Avi Players to Play AVI/MKV/DIVX/MOV/WMV files on Mac OS X. These Video players are not only free but contain the codecs inbuilt within them to play these files
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3 Best Free Media Players to Play Avi, Mkv & DivX Videos on Mac OS X –
Player # 1 – VLC Media Player for Mac OS X
VLC for Mac OS X
The most popular Media player for Windows – VLC is available for Mac OS X too, and to be frank it really does come in as a saviour!. VLC Media player for Mac OS X comes with a host of features such as –
- Codecs to Play MKV & AVI & HD Videos.
- Subtitles .srt files support on Mac OS.
- Ability to play network streams & rtmp:// protocol.
- Plays real media .ram and .rm files too.
- VLC for Mac is Open-source & thus free of cost.
The method to use VLC to play mkv, avi files on mac is Pretty simple –
- First of all download VLC Media Player for Mac OS X from the link below –
Click here to Download VLC Media Player for Mac OS X. - Now, install the downloaded .dmg file . Click here for tutorial on how to install .dmg files.
- Now, Open the VLC app -> Click on 'File' on the top bar, Select the 'Open' option. Now simply select the video file (.mkv/.avi / .3gp) which you want to Play.
- That's it your Video will start playing on Mac OS X.
Update – ElMedia is another great light-weight media player for Mac OS X which can play all major video file types –
Click here to Download ElMedia Player .dmg file
Player # 2 – UMPlayer for Mac OS X
UMPlayer for Mac OS X Installation
Another great free alternative to VLC for Mac OS X is UMPlayer. Universal Media Player (UMPlayer) like VLC is an open-source media player which has inbuilt codecs to play .avi, .mkv and can play .webm video on Mac OS.
UMPlayer too is free of cost and easy to use as well. The Installation procedure slightly differs for installation of UmPlayer –
- First of all download the UmPlayer for Mac OS X from the link below –
Click here to Download UmPlayer for Mac OS X. - Now, Double-click the downloaded .dmg file & it will open a window with UMPlayer installer icon as shown in the alongside image.
- Simply double click on the icon, to start the installation process.
- Now, click on continue to finish the installation.
- That's it! Now once UmPlayer is installed, launch the UmPlayer app from Applications folder/ Spotlight and use the 'File->Open method as used in VLC to start playing your favorite videos in Mac OS X.
Player # 3 – MPlayer OS X Extended
Now there was a bit of tussle for the third spot between MPlayer OS X, its lookalike – MPlayerX and 5kPlayer. Now, since 5kPlayer provides a lot of features such as AirPlay streaming, and mirroring. And the MPlayerX installer coming with some toolbars we chose Mplayer OS X extended – as although being an older app, it worked smoothly on Mavericks, Yosemite and even El Capitan too.
The Process of using MPlayer OS X extended to play .mov .wmv files on Mac too is same as that of VLC – Install, File – Open.
Here's a list of formats supported by MPlayer OS X Entended –
.wma , .avi , .divx , .ram , .dat , .dv , .vcd , .wmv all popular formats are supported. Do let us know if you face any problems while using any of the above app. Also do let us know of any other such great media player for mac if you know one.
