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gMKVExtractGUI

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A GUI for mkvextract utility (part of MKVToolNix) which incorporates most (if not all) functionality of mkvextract and mkvinfo utilities.
Written in C# .NET 4.0, in order to attain high compatibility with Windows OS (WinXP and newer Windows), as well as Linux through Mono (v1.6.4 and newer), and perhaps OSX (not tested).

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Website http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=170249
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License Public Domain
Platform Linux Windows
Features
  • Use 100% of mkvextract functionality (supports extraction of tracks, timecodes, attachments, chapters in both XML and OGM, tags and CUE sheet)
  • Use mkvinfo and mkvmerge to analyse mkv elements really really fast
  • Finds the audio track's delay relative to video and writes it to the extracted filename
  • Automatically detects MKVToolnix installation directory from registry
  • It doesn't require the executable to be placed inside MKVToolnix directory
  • Uses file extensions for tracks according to CODEC_ID as defined in official mkvextract documentation
  • Uses separate thread for invoking mkvextract in order to have a responsive GUI
  • Incorporates a job mode for batch extracting (new in v1.6)
  • Supports all Windows Versions from WinXP and above
  • Supports Linux through Mono (from v1.6.4 and above)