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mkvextract
MKVExtract is a command line tool used for extracting tracks from MKV (Matroska) multimedia container files. It is part of MKVToolNix, a suite of tools for working with MKV files.
- MKVExtract enables users to extract specific tracks from an MKV file, including audio, video, and subtitle tracks.
- The tool provides a simple command line interface which makes it easy to use and integrate into scripting and automation workflows.
- It supports extracting multiple tracks concurrently, which speeds up the extraction process.
- MKVExtract allows users to specify the output format and file name for each extracted track, providing flexibility in handling the extracted content.
- Extracted audio tracks can be saved in various formats, such as AAC, MP3, or WAV, depending on the user's requirements.
- Video tracks can be saved in formats like AVI or MP4, enabling further editing or playback on different devices.
- Subtitles can be extracted in formats such as SRT (SubRip) or ASS (Advanced SubStation Alpha), making them compatible with common subtitle players.
- Users can choose to extract specific parts of a track by specifying start and end timestamps, allowing for precise extraction.
- MKVExtract can also extract attachments embedded within an MKV file, such as fonts or images.
- With its wide range of extraction options and compatibility with different file formats, MKVExtract is a powerful tool for manipulating and working with multimedia content stored in MKV files.
List of commands for mkvextract:
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mkvmerge:tldr:d5bc4 mkvmerge: Extract the audio from track 1 of a specific file.$ mkvextract tracks ${filename-mkv} ${1}:${path-to-output-webm}try on your machineexplain this command