MKV is a container format developed by Matroska. It is becoming more and more popular since it can hold an unlimited number of video, audio, picture or subtitle tracks in one file. If you get some downloaded MKV videos, (maybe MKV in 720/1080p) or get some 2160p/4K MKV rips, and have trouble to play MKV on a Chromebook in Chrome OS, you’re in the right place. This guide will tell you how to convert MKV files to Chromebook in just a few clicks step by step. Three solutions are provided. Why Certain MKV don’t play on Chromebook in Chrome OS Chromebooks are great little machines with a wide range of Continue reading Why Certain MKV do not play on Chromebook in Chrome OS→