MKV2WMV

Multimedia kept up the pace with the evolution of technology, and there are now various file formats for both video and audio layers. However, not all of them are supported system-wide, so you might need a particular format for your projects. In case you need to handle WMV and MKV files, MKV2WMV can help you out.

Select output quality preset

With setup over before you realize you get the chance to quickly take the application for a spin. The interface holds all elements you need for conversion to successfully reach an end, a preview area, as well as a large list where you add all files for conversion. Adding items on the list is done through the browse dialog, or through a drag and drop operation.
Although the name clearly points it out, it would have been useful to see better support for files than just MKV for input and WMV for output. On the other hand, there are several WMV preset profiles which are perfectly calibrated for different devices or programs, such as PowerPoint and Xbox 360.

Batch conversion and advanced settings

You're free to add multiple files to the operation, with a table showing details like status, size, input and output file names and path, completion percentage, and length. There's also a preview area, but it only shows the file thumbnail. You need to specify the output directory before the operation can commence.
There's a set of advanced options at your disposal. Accessing the particular tab lets you set video quality, size, frame rate, codec, aspect ratio, audio quality, sample, channels, and audio codec. The computer can be automatically turned off once conversion is done, which is pretty handy when handling an abundance of files, or these are consistent.

To end with

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that MKV2WMV manages to live up to expectations, given you really need WMV as output from MKV. Apart from shallow file support, the application comes with a decent set of features which is used for batch conversion, and quality adjustment.