Step 3 – Run a Conversion using MKVToolNix GUI Pretty simple, but this is not all mkvpropedit is capable of changing and there are also a plethora of tools and options contained in the MKVToolNIX package. So let’s add a title to the converted mkv file we just created. You can accomplish this using mkvtoolnixgui or from a tool installed with the mkvtoolnixgui install called mkvpropedit. There are a few other steps to do to edit the metadata for the mkv file like a title if you would like. The conversion is now complete and you can play the resulting file. At this point we are ready to use mkvmerge.

Open a terminal and and change to the directory that the m2ts file resides. In order to add the repository all you have to do is to execute the following two commands: $ sudo rpm -Uhv Īfterwards you can install MKVToolNix with the following command on Fedora Core 22: $ sudo dnf install mkvtoolnixįor Fedora Core 20 and 21 just use »yum« instead of »dnf«: $ sudo yum install mkvtoolnix Step 1 – Install Needed Applicationsįirst we will need to install mkvmerge which is part of MKVToolNix, which we will be installing from the developer as the Fedora packages install the command line tool and not the GUI and also we will get the latest releases when running updates.įirst we must add a repository from the developer. Mkvmerge is part of MKVToolNix tools, MKVToolNix is a set of tools to create, alter and inspect Matroska files under Linux, other Unix and Windows.Īll of the steps we will be doing will be done on Linux running Fedora 21.

In this post we will cover how to convert using the command line with mkvmerge and MKVToolNix.

The question is how do we make this available for streaming? Simple answer and solution is to convert to another format. While transferring and you have run into a file on the Blu-Ray that has the m2ts file extension. So you are in process of building a Media Server in your home to move your collection from DVD / Blu-Ray to your drive to stream to your TV’s and other devices.

Mkv to m2ts converter