

But if you want to convert M2V to standard DVD video format VOB or you want to play this file in commonly used devices. You can choose VLC or MPC-HC as an M2V player to open it. Note: Although M2V files don’t contain audio, but it is combined with corresponding audio files like WAV or AIFF, so you may just merge audio and video together by other tool. Sometimes, the M2V also can be created by converting video to MPEG-2. Where is it from? If you use some DVD authoring tools like TMPGEnc or GUI, then you got M2V files, but these tools usually requires you to split the audio and video into two separate files (this is called demuxing). To put it simply, a file with M2V file extension is just an MPEG-2 video file which contains video content only, so there are no audio, subtitles and other data.
