How do I play mkv files using Windows 7?
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The only way to play such files in media center is to use a registry hack to make them show and install Haali media splitter plus ffdshow tryouts (without resorting to those bad codec packs).
To play MKV files outside of WMP/media center use Media Player Classic Home Cinema or VLC.
It would be a lot better if Microsoft added a simple MKV splitter to Win7 it would stop people asking for it and they have already paid for codecs commonly used in MKV anyway. Plus MKV has no costs attached so they dont have to pay for it.
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M$Here I think you can use Total Video Converter which can works well on Windows 7.
It can convert almost any video format, like AVI, WMV, FLV, MP4, 3GP, MOV, MKV, MPEG, etc., such as converting WMV to MP4, WMV to MPEG, MKV to AVI, WMV to AVI, AVI to MPEG, etc..
Furthermore, it can easily convert video files to popular audio files like converting WMV to MP3, AVI to WMA, MKV to AAC, MP4 to MP3, etc.
Download and learn to use it: http://www.imoviesoft.com/help/total-video-converter.html
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"The solution is easy though. DivX Labs has introduced a “tech preview” of what they call Project Remoulade. Part of the project is a simple download that adds support for MKV files to Windows 7. Once installed you’ll get thumbnail previews in Windows Explorer (including details like movie duration), you can watch the videos in Windows Media Player or Media Center, and it can even be streamed to UPNP devices like the Xbox 360 or other extenders. Their most recent release also added support for 64-bit versions of Windows 7 in addition to the already supported 32-bit."
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