LEAD MKV Media Sink

LEAD's MKV Media Sink can be used to create files based on the open source Matroska (MKV) File Format.

WebM is a new multimedia  format sponsored by Google, among other companies, for use with HTML5 video. The WebM format was developed with the goal of creating a completely open and free multimedia streaming format designed for use over the internet. WebM is encapsulated as a Matroska file using a VP8 codec for video and a Vorbis codec for audio..Both VP8 and Vorbis are based on free and open standards and by using the WebM format, developers can possibly eliminate the potential third party patent issues associated with  some of the other streaming technologies, such as H.264 and  MPEG4.

MKV files are very popular as file exchange formats for large (over 4GB) video files. LEAD's MKV Media Sink does not support every video and audio compression. The following compressions are supported:

Supported video compressions:

• H264

• MPEG-2

• MPEG-4

• RV10, RV20 (Real Video H263 based)

• RV30, RV40  (Real Video proprietary)

• Snow

• Theora

• VP8

Supported audio compressions:

• AAC

• AC3

• ATRC (Real Audio)

• COOK (Real Audio G2)

• DNET  (Real AC3)

• DTS

• FLAC

• MPEG Layer 3

• MPEG-1

• PCM uncompressed audio

• SIPR (Real Audio SIPR)

• TTA

• Vorbis

Platforms

Win 32, x64