
Additional extension information
| File type: |
Video |
| Popularity: |
Average |
| Author: |
SONY |
| MIME type: | Not specified |
Other .MTS file extensions
The .MTS file format is an AVCHD file (Advanced Video Codec High Definition), a video file format created specifically for high-definition (HD) digital camcorders.
The format was developed jointly by Sony and Panasonic for use in their camcorders. Support for the format has grown and is now supported by Canon, JVC and Sanyo video camcorders.
The format itself is based on the popular MPEG4 video codec and supports both 1080i and 720p video modes.
As this format is fairly new, video editing tools to edit and convert this format are only just starting to add support for this file type.
Sony Vegas Movie Studio Platinum 6 recognises the extension but will not do anything with it.
I also have Ulead Video Studio 11 which does not recognise it - obviously I need the Plus version!
I do have the Plus version of Pinnacle Studio 11 which recognises and permits editing - albeit rather slowly on my HP laptop, despite its 2GB of memory.
Overall I am pleased with the video but struggling to find a competent editor that doesn't cost a fortune.
Plus download K-Lite Codec Pack & Media Player Classic
I have files that are on my P.C. Computer and I want to use them on iMovie on my iMAC. The format of the video files I have are .MTS files which are the raw HD files from my JVC video camera. I purchased the Pavtube MTS software.
http://www.videolan.org/vlc/
I used Adobe premier currently, but it seems to be lacking a lot. Why is MTS so hard to use?