The basic parameters include – aspect ratio, video codec, frame rate, screen size, bitrate, audio codec, and volume.

Additionally, FreeConvert allows users to adjust all the necessary parameters right before conversion. The best part is that the converter is free. It can convert videos up to 1 GB with ease. It is an excellent alternative for processing large-sized files. I realize it seems that the obvious answer is to just use the MTS files and stop worrying about it, however my footage often gets split up into many MTS files whereas the QuickTime Movies/.mov files allow me to save the entirety of my video as one file which is preferable.Trustpilot rating: 2.9 out of 5, 4 reviewsĪs the name goes by, FreeConvert is a free tool that can be used to convert MTS to MP4 online. MTS files appear to be fine, no weird glitches. When I open the SD cards, I am also able to access the videos as. I’ve tried opening it in different players, I’ve imported into different editing programs all to no avail, I don’t know why. I’ve noticed that when my footage is saved this way it is often glitchy, it will flicker every now and then or odd pixelation/squares will show up time to time. I am then able to double click a thumbnail, which opens the video and then I can save it to my computer, it saves as a QuickTime movie/.mov. After I click Private, I click on an item that says AVCHD, this shows me thumbnails of each video on the SD card. I then open the SD Card and I see a folder called Private. I put the SD card into a SD card reader plugged into my Mac. I am having issues with video files when I save them in a certain way/format and I’m wondering why. Okay so I know this isn’t strictly compression although it is about different file formats so I thought this forum might be my best bet.

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