MKVToolNix
A set of tools to create, alter and inspect Matroska files under Linux, other Unices and
MKVToolNix is a set of command-line and GUI tools for creating, modifying and inspecting Matroska (.mkv) files on Linux, other Unix-like systems and Windows. The Matroska libraries and tools have been officially available since May 1st, 2003. The project accepts bug reports from users, and release notes are published with each version.
The suite includes tools for muxing, splitting, merging and inspecting Matroska files, along with the Matroska libraries themselves. A graphical interface is available alongside the command-line tools. Release packages are provided for Linux distributions including Ubuntu and Fedora, and macOS binaries are available for releases 98 and newer, including Universal DMGs for ARM and Intel. Source code, documentation and a changelog are published on the project site.
MKVToolNix is aimed at users who work with Matroska files on Linux, Unix-like systems or Windows, including those who need to inspect or modify file structure and tracks. The software is distributed as open source with no paid editions, seats or usage-based pricing described; downloads are available directly from the project site.
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