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| Question | Answer | |----------|--------| | | No. niks2mkv ships with built‑in demuxers for NIKS. It can copy existing streams directly, so no extra codecs are required unless you force re‑encoding. | | Can I preserve chapter marks? | Yes. If the source NIKS file contains chapter metadata, it is automatically transferred to the MKV file. | | Is there a GUI? | The official distribution is CLI‑only, but third‑party wrappers (e.g., “Niks2Mkv GUI”) exist. You can also create a simple batch file or shell script to hide the command line. | | What about subtitles that are embedded as images? | They are carried over unchanged. If you need them as text, extract with niks2mkv -t subtitles and run an OCR step separately. | | Can I merge multiple NIKS files into one MKV? | Yes – concatenate them first using cat file1.niks file2.niks > combined.niks (Linux/macOS) or type file1.niks file2.niks > combined.niks (Windows) and then run niks2mkv combined.niks . | Get-ChildItem -Path "C:\NiksFolder" -Filter *