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Convert MKA (Matroska audio) files to FLAC. Everything on this page is converted in your browser, so your files never leave your device.
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About MKA
MKA is the audio-only variant of the Matroska container, the same open container as MKV. It can hold nearly any audio codec together with chapters, tags and cover art, and is used for audiobooks, concerts and multichannel recordings.
MKA does not play in Apple's players, in most browsers or on many phones. MKA can carry chapters and almost any codec in one open container.
- Stands for
- Matroska Audio
- Type
- Audio container
- Compression
- Depends on what is inside
- Usually contains
- Almost any audio codec, with chapters and tags
- Introduced
- 2002, by the Matroska project
- Opens in
- VLC, foobar2000 and most desktop players; not Apple's players or most browsers
- Best for
- Audio with chapters, several tracks or codecs other formats do not hold
- File extension
- .mka
- MIME type
- audio/x-matroska
Questions
How do I open an MKA file?
MKA opens in: VLC, foobar2000 and most desktop players; not Apple's players or most browsers. If your device or app cannot open it, convert it to FLAC above.
What can I convert MKA to?
ToAny converts MKA to FLAC.
Can I convert other files to MKA?
No. ToAny reads MKA files and converts them to other formats, but it does not create MKA.
Are my files uploaded?
No. Every MKA conversion listed here runs inside your browser. The files stay on your device.
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