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Rewrap MKV
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Yes, that works and it’s free. But be aware, it takes a very long time. Quicktime can either ‘rewrap’ or ‘rerender’ with help of Perian.
Rewrapping is quite fast, but I had problems with the ‘rewrapped’ file, so I had to rerender anyhow. Rerender took forever, both with quicktime as well as with adobe. It’s definately not a fast way to go. I think bottleneck is the quicktime component.
It was 40 hours against one hour in my case. -
You can open your mkv with Quicktime (and perian installed) Save As Ref movie to have a MOV container of you mkv, open it with MPEG Stream Clip and export it to Prores.
MPEG Stream Clip is quite fast for reencode… -
You can also use VLC player to convert MKV file into m4v (mp4).
Here’s a short description:https://timeinpixels.com/2015/06/using-matroska-mkv-clips-in-premiere-pro/
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