VLC is indeed a good MKV Player for Mac, it can almost play all video, however, if you want to sync your videos to other Apple products such as iPhone, Apple TV, iPad mini, you need to convert them to some proper formats, what i use is the Video Converter, it can convert all videos to Mac and other Apple products comptible formats. Converting MKV files for Playback thru Emby Media Server. Step 1. Add MKV files. Run the Video Converter and drag & drop your MKV files to the program, or click "Add Video" button to locate the MKV files you want to add. (Note: batch conversion is supported, so you can load more than one file to save time.) It lets you play MKV files without relying on VLC Media Player. Step 1: Free download, install and launch AnyMP4 Blu-ray Player on your computer. Step 2: Click Open File in the main interface and upload the MKV file into the program. You can also click File > Open File on the top menu to upload the video. For the output, select mp4 (which is fairly widely supported because of the plethora of Apple devices producing it), unless you know your TV supports mkv. If it does, select mkv (it supports more features). Most importantly, in the Video tab, set the video codec to h.264, and make sure the "Fast Decode" box is checked. .mkv.m2ts.avi.ts These files have a variety of audio codecs: Dolby Atmos DTS: X etc. These files play fine with proper Atomos / DTS:X support from my Sony UBP-X800, but I just upgraded that to a Panasonic DP-UB820 which produces no audio on a majority of the files. So I'm back to trying to find an Apple TV App that can do this. Note: A container format (Video file format) can contain different video and audio codecs, so we can’t play all the supported container files on Hisense TV from USB port. How to play all unsupported videos on Hisense TV? Hisense "File Not Supported". More and more people are getting confused about why the videos in MKV, MP4, AVI, MOV or WMV For video, you can play MP4, AVI, and MKV files without any issues. Your limitation is the codec used for these videos. So, if you have a video but not in the codec prescribed by your smart TV, you will have issues playing them, such as no audio or video. Aside from audio and video, you can also open image files with JPEG and PNG file extensions. How to convert MKV for playback on Vizio Smart TV from USB. Step 1. Add MKV files. Run the Video Converter and drag & drop your MKV files to the program, or click "Add Video" button to locate the MKV files you want to add. (Note: batch conversion is supported, so you can load more than one file to save time.) od4haAn.