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• How play MKV file in BDV-E290

  Hello

  I have a home theater BDV-E290 system. In the user manual, it says that it supports MKV file via USB key formats. But when I play, he said that this file format is not supported. Can someone help me how to read these file formats

  Thank you

  Corinne

  The BDVE290 Home Theater System is not a U.S. or Canadian unit. Please see the support provider in your respective countries for the best support:

  Sony Australia

  Sony Brazil

  Sony India

  Sony UK

  If my post answered your question, please click "Accept as a Solution."

• Y at - it a media player that supports MKV files

  original title: support for MKV files

  I have a large library of video files to MKV format and want to use the operating system WinRT to play.  I don't know a player in the store to play.

  I use Divx on my Win8 system in desktop mode and works very well.

  Anyone know of a player for MKV files (created with Handbrake using the H.264 codec) which would run on Win RT (IE on the Surface).  H.264 is apparently corroborated but nothing to play the MKV form.  I really don't want to have to convert my entire library.

  I wanted to test what I did the following:

  X 86 (no - RT based machine)

  • Cut an avi of 700 MB to about 16 MB file to test
  • MKVMerge to convert from .avi .mkv on my x 86 machine
  • Put this new file .mkv on a USB
  • This USB plugged my camera Windows RT
  • Notification showed asking me what I wanted to do with the USB key, I asked to open the folder
  • Choose the .mkv file and was asked to go to the MS Store and there are seven apps that came on the list.  On the list, I chose the PressPlay video application (which is free) and I have read the file without problem .mkv

  I hope this helps.

  Thank you

  g-

• MKV files, show 0 seconds and cannot be seen by sharing.

  Windows media player started randomly showing all my MKV files in 0 seconds. In addition to this, all these files are more able to be seen by the sharing of systems; I have an Archos Tablet and the xbox 360. He worked and nothing has been replaced by the system before they disappeared.

  Since the loss of time on the files and the loss of power to be seen; I uninstalled all codec packs. I tried to install many codecs packs since (Combined community codec pack Matroska and pack k - lite codec) which none have solved the problem.

  The files have been checked with MatroskaDiag and no problems were found with the files. Also, they work perfectly in divx player or if I put them in the section on the part of Vuze with no conversion.

  I was not able to find a solution to this problem online. Although workaround thanks to Vuze works, I prefer to be able to navigate normally through WMP media as it divides it in fact through files lol.

  Thanks :)

  I understand you want to find a solution but if you
  decide to rename the files... the following freeware
  can quickly change the extensions in a batch.

  (FWIW... it's always a good idea to create a system)
  Restore point before installing software or updates)

  Bulk Rename Utility
  http://www.bulkrenameutility.co.UK/download.php
  (Windows XP, Vista, 7)

  Bulk Rename Utility tutorial
  http://www.bulkrenameutility.co.UK/tutorial.php

  Download and install the utility... (you can uncheck not...
  'Install the Extension of Windows Explorer' and 'install
  Samples)

  Once installed... Open the program and in the upper left
  pane, drill down to the folder that your videos are saved in.

  When you select the file... the video names should
  appear in the upper right. (You will notice... There is a)
  "Name" column and a "New name" column... so you
  can see the changes that will apply.

  First... to... Actions / select all... (you will not see
  changes and you can't rename files unless
  are selected / highlighted)

  In the 'Extensions (11)' section of the screen... Open
  the window menu and choose 'Fixed'... now, type AVI
  in the empty field.

  When the column new name seems correct... left click
  the button "Rename"... then... OK / OK.

  FWIW, you can experiment with a few samples
  (copies) first just to get oriented with the user interface.

  Good luck...

• Update Firefox, now I get an error when you try to open the .mkv files, but not other video files

  I created an html page of cinema at home with links to movies on my hard drive. I have two types of links or href = 'file:///C:/Media/movies/Looney Tunes/MainMovie/Vol 1 Disc 3/VIDEO_TS/VIDEO_TS. IFO' for normal DVD or href = "file:///C:/Media/movies/Blu-ray/Lorax/mkv/THE_LORAX/THE_LORAX.Title800.mkv" for blu - ray. Both have worked fine (click on the link and the movie starts to play with Media Player Home Cinema) for a few years until what I recently upgraded to firefox. The .ifo files still open as usual, but now blu - ray links take me to a gray page that says "Video cannot be read because the daughter is corrupt" with a large "X" over it. If I open the html page in Internet Explorer and click on the link, it works very well (blu - ray opens by using Media Player Home Cinema). Also, if I directly open the .mkv files, they play very well (open using MPHC). Thanks for any help!

  Change your links to include the attribute type with the value of video/x-matroska . Example:

  <a type="video/x-matroska" href="file:///C:/My%20Videos/Cooking/Making%20Gingerbread.mkv">How to make gingerbread</a>

  • https://developer.Mozilla.org/en-us/docs/HTML/element/a

  I also used to get the same behavior with files from web sites, when I had the extension of InlineDisposition installed.

• How to convert .mkv files?

  I have a Toshiba 40BV700B TV. I also have a USB key with .mkv video files saved on it

  Apparently, they do not like each other - any suggestions how I can watch my files on my TV... ?

  Any help apprecited - thank you

  Hello

  This is a laptop and a notebook forum options not quite sure if anyone would be able to help you here.
  However, as far as I know the TV supports only a file format FAT32 your USB drive must be formatted in FAT32.

  You can also try to convert mkv files to other formats like avi.
  There are a lot of tools as freeware * SUPER 2012 * which convert these files.

• 40TL938: do not play via Network Media Player MKV files

  Hi people,

  I just bought a * 40TL938 TV *.

  Whenever I try to access a * MKV * file stored in a + Network Attached Storage + device, I can't play.
  However, the network device is recognized by my TV and I can easily access photos and other videos to the format, such as mpeg.

  _If I plug in an external USB drive I * CAN * play a MKV file_, so I do not understand why such a thing occurs only with the connection to the local network.
  In addition, I think, but I'm not sure that I could access these MKV files from the local network before the live TV software update.

  Does anyone have a tip?

  Hello

  I found a manual that contains information about this TV:

  http://www.Toshiba-OM.NET/LCD/PDF/English/TL938-4046-English.PDF

  Please see page 90 user manual

  Here you can find details on the supported media formats.
  In the MKV line, you can find this info: USB-> Yes. DMS-> No.

• 40TL938G: no sound playback of MKV files

  Hello

  Last week I bought a Toshiba TV, type 40TL938G, and I have two major problems that bother me a lot.

  Today, I talked to the call center of Toshiba in Romania.
  I would like to tell me if the future this problems can be resolved or I will be forced to sell, because this TV does not meet my expectations.

  So, the first problem is that if I want to browse the net on some movie sites and I can't really see, which is very, very annoying for me.

  The Toshiba call centre guy told me that it is because the browser does not support the viewing of any movie, but does not seem right that Samsung, LG and Sony have solved these problems and Toshiba specialists not far.

  It is a very bad publicity for Toshiba TVs and if my friends and my clients ask me if I am happy with the Toshiba products, I can only say that I am not really satisfied.

  The second problem that bother me much and I'm unhappy is still once the package and TV features is written that this TV supports MKV files but nowhere and nobody wrote that support Toshiba TV MKV files but not sound because the sound does not work.

  I tried to do an update of firmware for this model, but not exist.

  It is possible quickly solve these two problems? If these problems don't have solutions, I'll have to sell and make a bad publicity for Toshiba products, because I'm THERE the dealer and I have a lot of customers and I don't want to lie to my clients on the defects in the product.

  I'm waiting for a response from you, as soon as possible.

  Thank you.

  Best regards

  Robert

  > The second problem bother me much and I'm unhappy is still once the package and TV features is written that this TV supports MKV files but nowhere and nobody wrote that support Toshiba TV MKV files but not sound because the sound does not work.

  MKV files are supported. But mkv files must support audio codec right!
  Found the info in the manual (page 90)
  http://www.Toshiba-OM.NET/LCD/PDF/English/TL938-4046-English.PDF

  _MKV files.txt
  * Video Codec: * MPEG - 1 Video, MPEG-2 video, MPEG-4 part 2, H.264 (MPEG-4 AVC)
  * Audio codec: * Layer2 MPEG-1/2, MPEG-1/2 Layer 3, Dolby Digital (AC-3), L - PCM, MPEG-2/4 LC - AAC, MPEG - 4 HE - AAC

  > The Toshiba call centre guy told me that it is because the browser does not support the viewing of any movie
  Sorry mate that you are missing some features but it turns out that it's a TV browser and it may work differently from PC browsers. The manual says that this browser does not support dependent on the platform of technologies such as Active X, and she argues that preinstalled plugins.
  If the plugin flash isn t preinstalled you won't be able to watch the flash based content.

  By the way: it occurs to me that looking to speak to Toshiba stuff sorry mate, this is a user forum and we are all fans here

• Toshiba 50L7335DF: problems to play 1080 p mkv files using media player

  Hello

  _The facts_
  I have problems to read files mkv (H264, AC3 5.1) 1080 p via the media player on a USB drive (USB is formatted NTFS)

  The video begins and is OK for a few seconds/minutes, and then it becomes jerky.
  (the subtitles were on)

  I also found that the menus are generally very slow on this TV...

  I also had some problems with subtitles:
  -they were not displayed on a single video (tested OK with VLC on my laptop ubuntu)
  - and on the other, they showed too fast, I want to say it have been synchronized, but they disappeared fast after displayed.
  -one this second video, I got a few square character displayed at the beginning of some lines (maybe an encoding problem, I'll try to understand by myself)
  - And finally, the submarines are truncated at the beginning and at the end of some very long sentences on a single line.

  _So questions: _
  -Is powerful enough to manage movies mkv 1080 p TV?
  N ' matter what official NTFS support soon? (and don't tell me to FAT32... I know that the limitation of 4 GB, which is sad on 1080 p HD mkv...)
  -No recommendation for the encoding format presentations?
  -How to solve garbled subtitles?
  -There's a subtitle settings (font, size, duration, time)?

  Y at - it an update of the firmware fix fo preparation menus speed or one of these superior facts?

  Thanks ;)

  Post edited by: Pheelti

  > Is - this powerful enough to manage movies mkv 1080 p TV?

  Look in the [User Guide | http://www.toshiba-om.net/LCD/PDF/English/L7335-4050-English.pdf] page 95.
  You will find information on all the supported content.
  The internal Media Player supports MKV files, including the
  * video codec *.
  Video MPEG-1, MPEG - 2 Video, MPEG-4 part 2, H.264 (MPEG-4 AVC)
  and * audio codec *.
  Layer2, MPEG-1/2, MPEG-1/2 Layer 3, Dolby Digital (AC-3), L - PCM, MPEG-2/4 LC - AAC, MPEG-4 HE - AAC

  > Any recommendation regarding the encoding format presentations?
  > How to solve garbled subtitles?
  > is there a subtitle settings (font, size, duration, time)?

  Try to make the subtitles is UTF-8.
  You can use the editor like notepad ++ to choose the option to convert it to UTF-8 format.

  > Y at - it an update of the firmware fix fo preparation menus speed or one of these superior facts?
  To get this information, you must communicate directly with the Toshiba, it is only a community of users to

• Toshiba 23EL933 read MKV files

  Hello
  Three days ago, I bought a TV from 23EL933 on Amazon.fr.
  I tried to play a MKV file, but it does not work: the film seems to start but after a second, stop the file and I go back to the root of my USB.
  Is the defective TV? What I send back to Amazon.fr, or what I make using Toshiba?
  Please let me know.
  Thank you.

  Kind regards
  Luca.

  Hi Lucamarc.
  The specifications state over the mkv files.
  Check if the file has a senior standard FullHD (1920 x 1080) and it is bilingual.
  I have a 32SL833 and I had to re - encode some.

• Stor.e TV + - playing .mkv files have sound but no picture

  I just transferred all my .mkv files on my store TV + but most of them have sound but no picture? They play fine on my PC...

  Also, in any case to change the icon of the folder on the actual dvd cover on the store TV +? Sick to see the yellow folders!

  Thank you...

  Hello
  Find the StorE TV + specifications on this page from Toshiba:
  http://www.Toshiba-multimedia.com/EU/store-external-hard-drives/TV-plus/

  The Store TV + supports video formats: MPEG1 (DAT, MPG), MPEG2 (VOB, MPG, TS/M2TS/TP TRP), MPEG4 (AVI, MP4, MKV), VC-1 (WMV), H.264 (AVI, MKV, MOV, MP4), RM/RMVB (RM/RMVB)

  MKV files are supported by the MPEG4 and H.264 video format.
  Files are saved in these formats?
  How about you play other i.e. MPG or AVI files?

  In addition, I would recommend checking the connection to the TV.
  Here is a user manual that I found on the page of Toshiba:
  http://www.Toshiba-multimedia.com/global/manuals/store/manuals/STORE_TVplus_User_Manual.PDF

  It shows you how to connect the Store TV + correctly.

• Store TV +: hear audio but no video playback of MKV files

  Just bought a Store TV + MEDIA BOX.

  Downloaded MKV files that play perfectly on my PC.
  Part of the charge of video files up - can hear the sound but no video.
  Any comments would be me appreciated

  > Part of the load of video files up - can hear the sound but no video

  In this case play some video files only?
  Maybe these movies support another format or standard.
  As far as I know the audio and video formats supported are:

  Audio files: MP3, WMA, WAV, AAC, OGG, FLAC, LPCM Dolby Digital, DTS Digital

  Video: MPEG1 (DAT, MPG), MPEG2 (VOB, MPG, TS/M2TS/TP TRP), MPEG4 (AVI, MP4, MKV), VC-1 (WMV), H.264 (AVI, MKV, MOV, MP4), RM/RMVB (RM/RMVB)

• My update of Windows media player in windows vista does not play a mkv file.

  * Original title: about file mkv

  My update of Windows media player in windows vista does not play a mkv file, what do I do

  There are solutions out there, depends on how much you trust the software that you download. Here is an example for Windows 8, could work for vista too - make sure you have a full backup and AV before you start :)

  http://www.AddictiveTips.com/Windows-Tips/how-to-play-MKV-files-in-Windows-Media-Player-in-Windows-8/

• Adding MKV files to Windows Media Player library

  How can I add MKV files in the 'Vidéo' section rather than in the section 'Other' library?

  Copy / paste the following text in Notepad, save it as WMP_MKV.reg , double-click this file to add it to the registry and restart WMP:

  Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
   
  [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.mkv]
  "PerceivedType"="video".
   
  [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Multimedia\WMPlayer\Extensions\.mkv]
  "PerceivedType"="video".
  'Permissions' = dword:0000000f
  "Runtime" = dword:00000007
   
  [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\MediaPlayer\MLS\Extensions]
  "mkv"="video".

  After that, MKV files will be added to the video instead to other media (it may be necessary to add new files).

  Tim Baets
  http://www.BM-productions.TK

• How to remove the .mkv file

  I downloaded movies with .mkv file. Now if I delete it, it says that the file opens in windows Explorer. so I can't remove it. no idea how to remove it... plz.

  Possibility is-this-the same software you used to download is using the file of/outfit. Few options:

  1 try closing all believing or tools that you used to download the file. Also, close all players or Windows Media players and try to remove

  2. If you still get the same error, restart the computer and try it. Reboot, kill the process that is necessary for the file.

  Shishir