MKV (Matroska Multimedia Container) is an increasingly popular video format. In some cases we need to extract the resources from MKV video so as to obtain the video, audio and subtitles inside separately for other use. For example, make an audio version of a film/TV play; edit, modify, or translate the subtitles (and then use MKVToolNix to repack them all). At this time, we can use MKVExtractGUI this tiny app to solve the requirement perfectly.

The original design intent of Universal Extractor is to provide a simple and convenient way to extract files from installation packages (Inno Setup or Windows Installer package, for example), without having to use the command line every time. Afterwards, it gradually evolved into a universal extractor that can automatically extract files from almost any type of archivers with one click, no need to consider their source, compression method, etc.

In the process of watching movie/TV/video clip on a computer, we may have such kind of needs: to extract the background music/dialogue from movie or video for collection or other use; to convert TV episodes to MP3 to enjoy them in ear or in bed. In cases like these, we can ask Pazera Free Audio Extractor for help.

I believe you must feel the same or similar way - not all favorite music can be found according to their names and then download or buy them. Especially the ones used in video as background music, which are often the classic. So the question is how to get them exactly and easily, legally? One solution is - extract (actually convert) them using tools.

If want to show part or all content of some video in the form of GIF animation, a long time ago, we could do it like this (troublesome): use Free Video to JPG converter or similar tools to make screenshots continuously to get an images collection; then use AnimateGif-like tool to combine them into one GIF image. But now one much better and easier way is using Free Video to GIF Converter.