To do this, first add the movie file to MKVToolNix. Thankfully, with MKVToolNix, you can embed any subtitle file (or many of them) to a single movie file. If you are not though, then you risk ending up with countless subtitle files, many of them not even named properly, making it complicated to find the right one to open with your movie. The problem with these though, is that most of the times, those movies come with separate subtitle files, which can be somewhat easy to manage if you are very organized. Most of us have large collections of movies. Once done, you will see that your new video file is considerably smaller than the original one thanks to this simple optimization.
Or if you want, you could simply remove the video track entirely and keep just the audio track. There, uncheck the ones that you want to remove and click Start muxing.Ĭool Tip: Alternatively, you can also add a completely different audio file to your video while at the same time removing another one.
Once you do, all the different tracks of the file will be displayed on the app.
To do this, start by adding the video file to MKVToolNix. With MKVToolNix, you can actually remove specific audio tracks from any video, which in turn will reduce its footprint to a more reasonable size. Have you ever downloaded a video that was too large for its length? Well, sometimes this is because those videos include more than one audio track, be it audio in different languages or audio commentaries from the creators and such. If you shot all the segments with the same device, you shouldn’t worry about this. Important Note: For MKVToolNix to join the videos successfully, all of them have to share the same video codec. Once you have added all your video parts, just hit the Start muxing button and MKVToolNix will join them together. To do this, once you have the different parts of your video on your Mac, add the first one to MKVToolNix and then simply click on the append button to add the next in the series and so on. This is especially helpful for those times when you film several shots of something on, say your iPhone, and you just don’t want to have ten separate videos after you export them. This is a really cool feature of MKVToolNix that allows you to take any two given videos and join them together.
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