“Is there a software program out there that will take an MKV file and convert it to HD DVD devoid of switching the resolution to 720x480. All I am looking for is something like convertxtodvd but instead of changing the resolution to 720x480. I want the MKVs original resolution 1280x720 or 1920x1080 as the output, can be this conceivable? I have a Blu-ray player so it can handle these high resolutions, simply just can’t find a converter that can output an MKV to HD DVD all resolution other than 720x480. Thanks for any comments. -SiccMade11”

Answer: Yes, you can convert MKV to HD DVD devoid of transforming the resolution to 720x480. Leawo MKV to Bluray converter can be an alternative for you. Change MKV to HD DVD with the application, no resolution cutting down at all. All output Blu-ray and ISO files will probably be 1280x720p or 1920x1080p.

How to burn MKV to HD DVD with MKV to Bluray Converter?
1. Load Source Files.
Three alternatives for you to add original MKV files: a. Mouse click add image to add. b. Click “File” to Add Video Files. c. Directly drag and drop MKV files.


2. Editing Features
More than a Blu-ray burner, this application incorporates basic editing characteristics regarding video visual effect. Five options are offered.
a. Input precise time point to trim video into clips or click the following two press button to choose clips you needed.
b. Drag the selecting box to crop frame dimension. Or insert cropped size immediately.
c. Move sliders to adjust brightness, contrast, saturation and volume.
d. Add textual or image watermark as your personal logo.
e. Simply click following buttons to rotate frame.


3. Burn MKV to HD DVD
Right after editing, i highly recommend you simply click change icon. Now, we need to pick Blu-ray disc templates. There are many preset alternatives of different themes, pick one you like or produce user-defined background pictures and music.
Subsequently click next to last step, below are a few general options regarding output disc. There're optional. Please pick Burn to Blu-ray Folder. Set video settings as you have to have. Please note to choose TV standard depend on your location.
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