Background Info: What is MKV?

MKV is actually one of Matroska Multimedia Container formats, stands for video with subtitles and audio. Besides MKV that is well-known for the public, there is also MKA format for audio-only, MKS for subtitles only and MK3D for stereoscopic video.

Wide Usage of MKV: Software and Hardware Support.

The software listed below in the chart is with native Matroska support.

Media Players	ALLPlayer, DivX Player for Mac, Media Player Classic, PowerDVD, VLC media player, Gstreamer-based Players, etc.
Media Centers	Boxee, MediaPortal, MythTV, Plex, PS3 Media Server, SageTV Media Center, XBMC, etc.
Tools	DivX Plus Converter (DivX Plus HD), FormatFactory, Freemake Video Converter, Total video converter, etc.

Various hardware/portable devices have Matroska support also.

For example, Asus, Iomega, Oppo, Samsung, LG, Sharp, Other Blu-ray players, Sigma Designs, Realtek, Cowon, Archos, RAmos, Popcorn Hour, Nokia, Roku, etc. are all MKV compatible in kind of unique way.

Easy SWF to MKV Conversion: Moyea SWF to MKV Converter

Flash SWF files sometimes can be cumbersome to handle and play due to the fact that fewer devices are with flash support. Therefore, you may need to convert SWF files first to MKV if you’d like to play them on the above mentioned MKV compatible devices. And please note that conversion is not the only thing matters, so does the quality!

Moyea SWF to MKV Converter possesses advanced technologies to guarantee the best quality both for input SWF files and output MKV format. It supports the latest Adobe Flash Player 10.3 so that it can handle the SWF files with extremely-low frame rate; the SWF files with extremely-large size, and it can handle multiple SWF files at the same time. On the other hand, the advanced MKV output profile settings enable you to adjust the specific parameters like codec, sample rate, frame rate, quality, etc of output MKV format.

The most important, it is very easy to operate, takes little time to convert, and reserves the original animation effect in a perfect way. The brief guide below will demonstrate how.

1. Input Flash SWF files from various channels.

2. Select MKV as target video format from "Export" tab. Access MKV advanced settings for more options.

3. Click "Convert" button to start the performance testing and then SWF to MKV conversion.