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'''To play .mkv in Mac OS X Lion with VLC, follow the steps below:'''

'''To play .mkv in Mac OS X Lion with VLC, follow the steps below:'''

'''Step 1.''' Download the VLC player for Mac

'''Step 1.''' Download the VLC player for Mac

'''Step 2.''' Once downloaded, double click on the dmg file. Drag the VLC icon to your Application Folder

'''Step 2.''' Once downloaded, double click on the dmg file. Drag the VLC icon to your Application Folder

'''Step 3.''' Now right click on your .mkv file and select Open with -> VLC, and now you should be able to play the .mkv file with the VLC Player.

'''Step 3.''' Now right click on your .mkv file and select Open with -> VLC, and now you should be able to play the .mkv file with the VLC Player.

'''To play .mkv in Mac OS X Lion with Mplayer, follow the steps below: '''

'''To play .mkv in Mac OS X Lion with Mplayer, follow the steps below: '''

'''Step 1.''' Open Media Player Classic and navigate to View –> Options

'''Step 1.''' Open Media Player Classic and navigate to View –> Options

'''Step 2.''' Select Internal Filters situated on the left and then uncheck to disable Matroska.

'''Step 2.''' Select Internal Filters situated on the left and then uncheck to disable Matroska.

'''Step 3.''' Now install the Matroska Pack.

'''Step 3.''' Now install the Matroska Pack.

'''Step 4.''' You should now be able to play the MKV files.

'''Step 4.''' You should now be able to play the MKV files.

These excellent and free multimedia players can tackle many of the video formats unknown to QuickTime. They contain a decoder to decode the MKV files. They will also play many of the formats you will find inside the MKV file. It is possible, however, that you may find it difficult to decode *some* .mkvs with these players because Matroska can actually be used for storing closed proprietary codecs like Real Video. This time you can have a try with iFunia MKV Converter for Mac to convert the MKV to other video formats for your player on Mac OS X Lion.

These excellent and free multimedia players can tackle many of the video formats unknown to QuickTime. They contain a decoder to decode the MKV files. They will also play many of the formats you will find inside the MKV file. It is possible, however, that you may find it difficult to decode *some* .mkvs with these players because Matroska can actually be used for storing closed proprietary codecs like Real Video. This time you can have a try with iFunia MKV Converter for Mac to convert the MKV to other video formats for your player on Mac OS X Lion.

[http://www.ifunia.com/mkv-converter-mac.html MKV Converter] handles almost all MKV formats, and works well on Mac OS X Lion, It's priced at only $29 and includes simple video editings like video trimming, cropping, watermarking, etc. You can download iFunia MKV Converter for free here.

[http://www.ifunia.com/mkv-converter-mac.html MKV Converter] handles almost all MKV formats, and works well on Mac OS X Lion, It's priced at only $29 and includes simple video editings like video trimming, cropping, watermarking, etc. You can [http://www.ifunia.com/download/ifunia-mkv-converter.dmg download iFunia MKV Converter for free here].

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'''Step 1.''' Run iFunia MKV Converter on your Mac and click the big button "Add Files" to add MKV or HD MKV video files.

'''Step 1.''' Run iFunia MKV Converter on your Mac and click the big button "Add Files" to add MKV or HD MKV video files.

'''Step 2.'''Select MOV or QuickTime output format for each video file and specify a directory on your computer to save the output files.

'''Step 2.'''Select MOV or QuickTime output format for each video file and specify a directory on your computer to save the output files.

'''Step 3.''' Click "Start" to begin MKV conversion on Mac OS X Lion. The convert progress bar shows you how much of the encoding is completed.

'''Step 3.''' Click "Start" to begin MKV conversion on Mac OS X Lion. The convert progress bar shows you how much of the encoding is completed.