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Is it possible to create a portable version of makeMKV to use on Win7 or within Linux using bottles?

BTW I am a longtime registered user of makeMKV and I am so grateful for your program... Thank you again and again for creating and maintaining this awesome utility!

I believe I have finally figured out command line for FFmpeg that works to accomplish this type of conversion.

ffmpeg -i "input_mpeg2.mkv" -map 0:v -map 0:a -map 0:s? -f matroska -vcodec h264 -acodec copy -c:s copy "Output_h264.mkv"

thanks for quick response. How would this be done with ffmpeg just dealing with video and not changing (just passing through) all of the audio and CC tracks? Would you know command-line code or is there a good open source GUI for Windows?

Hi Mike, Love makeMKV. I purchased it years ago and have had great use for it, well worth the cost! I am beginning to convert all my old DVDs with multiple audio tracks and commentary tracks. I would really like to find a program that will convert the mpeg2 codec WITHIN the MKV container to a more e...