From MKV to M4A


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About types of files

MKV

MKV is a flexible, open-source video format designed to hold multiple streams of video, audio, and even subtitles within a single file.

It's often used for high-quality video and is popular among media enthusiasts for streaming or downloading movies and TV shows.

The Matroska Video or MKV supports many features that other formats don't, but it may not be as widely compatible with all devices, requiring specific media players like VLC.

For example, even Adobe Premiere Pro one of the most successful editing software in the market does not support this format natively.

M4A

M4A is an audio format similar to AAC and is often used for music and audiobooks, especially within Apple's ecosystem.


It offers better sound quality than MP3 at similar file sizes, making it a popular choice for digital downloads from platforms like iTunes.

Because of it similarity with MP4 (they both use MPEG4 codec) M4A files are compatible with most modern devices, though they're most commonly associated with Apple products.

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