How to convert MKV to iPad and iPad Wi-Fi+3G accepted format on Mac

Do you have tons of MKV files, but yet have been never able to convert them into a proper video file for your new iPad/iPad 3G on Mac? If so, this article is deserved reading on, because it aims to tell you how to convert MKV to a playable format for iPad, so that you can enjoy your MKV movies on that wider display in high quality.

Required software:
Pavtube MKV to iPad Converter for Mac

Following is the detailed instruction of how to convert MKV to iPad and iPad Wi-Fi 3G accepted format, feel free to check it and get what you are looking for.

Step 1: Click "Add" button to load MKV files into this program



This Mac MKV to iPad converter supports batch conversion, thus you can add multiple MKV files to it at a time. More than that, if you want to combine all the files into a single file, you should tick the checkbox "Merge into one file" to achieve this goal.

Step 2: Select output format for iPad/iPad 3G
Click on the pull down menu of "Format" firstly, and then you will see there are an "iPad" option, and three sub-presets optimized for iPad. You can select anyone of the three profiles to meet your requirement. All of them will guarantee you a perfect playback quality on your iPad and iPad Wi-Fi+3G. Snow Leopard video converter is now fully compatible with Mac OS X.



Step 3: Set advanced settings
Click "Settings"button, then the interface as below will show up, you are allowed to adjust video and audio parameters shown on it, including codec name, bit rate, image pixels, frame rate, sample rate, and audio channels. However, we suggest you to skip this step, because the default settings will absolutely ensure the excellent playback quality on your wide screen iPad.



Step 4: Start converting MKV files to iPad and iPad Wi-Fi+3G supported format
As soon as all the above three steps are finished, you can click "Convert" button to start converting MKV files to iPad compatible format. Once finished, you can click "Open" button to get the output files. Now just add these converted MKV files to your iTunes, and sync them to your iPad for watching.