2020-06-05, 01:16
It may be a bit confusing, as MKS is a container that is already supported showing in your supported formats link under "Container formats: MKV/MKA (Matroska)". MKS is part of the standard Matroska spec (MKV - video, MKA - audio, MKS - subtitle), it is all the same Matroska container. What it contains is simply standard subtitle codecs (i.e. SRT, ASS/SSA, SUB/IDX, etc.) with the standard array of Matroska options/labels/etc.
Yes, I understand that the items may be muxed into the video file using MKVToolNix, as that is the same method used to create the MKS file. However, altering the original file can ofterrn be less than ideal, for varoius reasons, which would then necessitat multiple copies. In the same way as any and all subs may be muxed into an MKV, frequently they are kept separate, particularly in dealing with other containers (i.e. MP4, AVI, etc.).
Yes, I understand that the items may be muxed into the video file using MKVToolNix, as that is the same method used to create the MKS file. However, altering the original file can ofterrn be less than ideal, for varoius reasons, which would then necessitat multiple copies. In the same way as any and all subs may be muxed into an MKV, frequently they are kept separate, particularly in dealing with other containers (i.e. MP4, AVI, etc.).
