- Drag the video from the Playlist to the Timeline.
- Go to the Timeline menu and choose Add Audio Track.
- Select File and choose "Open Other".
- To change the language of a movie, tap on Show subtitles and audio at the bottom right or top right of the player during video streaming.
- Select a language in the "Audio" or "Subtitles" section.
MKV files are multimedia container formats. They can contain audio, video, and subtitle elements in a single file. For example, an MKV file could contain H.264 video and audio in formats like MP3 or AAC.
The MKV format, also known as Matroska Video, is a free standard container format that can hold multiple video, audio, and subtitle tracks in a single file.
- Ensure that the webOS TV is connected to a network.
- Sign in to the LG Developer website using your account.
- Visit the LG Content Store.
- Look for the "Developer Mode" option.
- Choose the Developer Mode application and click Install.
- Use the remote control and press the Settings button.
- Select "General".
- Choose TV Settings.
- Select the Check for updates option.
The web browser used by LG Smart TVs is WebOS, which comes pre-installed with Mozilla Firefox.
Some recommended applications for compressing video files:
- HandBrake: The most effective program for compressing MKV or MP4 movies.
- Freemake Video Converter: Another user-friendly program for compressing movies in MKV or MP4 format.
- Avidemux: A useful program for compressing movies for free.
Step 1: Convert MKV to MP3.
- Load the MKV file.
- Choose the "MP3" option.
- Select the preferred format (supporting over 200 formats).
- Download your MP3 file.
To convert videos using VLC:
- Open the application (not the Windows 10 app).
- Go to the Media menu at the top and select Convert/Save.
- Alternatively, press CTRL-R on your keyboard to access this function quickly.