In this tutorial, we learned about the differences between MKV and MP4.

Both MKV (Matroska Video) and MP4 (MPEG-4 Part 14) are not video compression formats. They are containers that contain, among other things, video codec, audio codec, and subtitles.

Matroska (.mkv): The Matroska format is one of the most flexible container formats available, but it’s not widely supported. It can hold just about anything and supports a full range of subtitle, chapter and audio options. However, encoding and playback requires the installation of third-party utilities like MakeMKV and VLC. It’s also freely licensed, avoiding the patent-encumbered status of most container formats.

MP4 (.mp4): MP4s are widely supported and flexible and might be the best all-purpose container format for current usage. They’re not as infinitely flexible as .mkv files, but they support the majority of modern-day codecs and include options for streaming, chapters, subtitles and more. MP4 files are natively supported by nearly every modern device.

MP3 and MP4 : https://youtu.be/ekXavOpONqo
MOV and MP4 : https://youtu.be/zdQ3S0XYyIQ
MP4 and AVI : https://youtu.be/pkuTBVNx0oM

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