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Is there a free tool that will cut MKV files into chapters?

To dcoke22 and Coopervid. After doing some digging, the main features that some set-top Blu-Ray players like mine have that can enhance DVDs visually are upscaling, hardware acceleration, and de-interlacing. The somewhat grainy and blurriness I see in the MKV files are exactly what the DVD files hav...

To Coopervid. Thanks!!! Yes, after creating the MKV files, then copying them to a USB, then plugging the USB into my DVD//BD player, selecting the USB option on the DVD/BD player, the movie image quality on the USB is EXACTLY the same as the source DVD!!! I experimented with other USBs that I have a...

Hi again. I'm not proposing that MKV do anything as I believe what I am seeing is not due to MKV at all. I didn't hear you say anything about my MKV settings so I assume they are not a factor. I am viewing the source DVD differently than how I view the MKV files. The source DVD is played from a dire...

Thanks Woodstock for your reply. When you said, "And the MKV that is saved is the same quality as what is on the disk.", the MKV that is created and saved is NOT the same quality as the DVD. I am using 3 different video players: VLC, Movies & TV, and media player. The created MKV is th...

Thanks for the replies, however, I must have misspoke. Let me try again. Let's forget about the DVDFab DVD Creator process of writing the MKV file to a DVD and just look at the creation of the MKV file. My question is why is the MKV file created after running MakeMKV Beta is noticeably grainy and bl...

This is my first forum post so please let me know where to place this post if this is the wrong board. I have an LG BP60NB10 ripper/writer, a Sony UBP-X800M2 4K/Ultra HD/HDR blu-ray playback, and a powerful HP Omen desktop PC and an LG 34" monitor 3440x14404 HDR 10-bit color. Using MakeMKV Beta...