Quicktime For Mac .Mts
QuickTime is an extensible proprietary multimedia framework developed by Apple Inc., capable of handling various formats of digital video, picture, sound, panoramic images, and interactivity. QuickTime is a media player as well as a complete multimedia framework, which can be used for a variety of media creation, production, and distribution, and provide end-to-end support for this process, including the real-time capture of the media, synthetic media with program, import and output existing media, as well as editing and production, compression, distribution, and user playback and other multiple links.
The file formats that QuickTime supports natively (to varying degrees) include AIFF, WAV, DV-DIF, MP3, MOV and MPEG program stream. With additional QuickTime Components, it can also support ASF, DivX Media Format, Flash Video, Matroska, Ogg, and many others.
Like Panasonic Lumix line of digital cameras: Lumix DMC-ZS10, Lumix DMC-GF2, Lumix DMC-TZ30, etc., and Sony HDR-AX2000 and professional HXR-NX5 cameras, especially NEX-FS100 are AVCHD camcorders, which record high-definition videos with MTS, M2TS format. These MTS/M2TS clips can't play on QuickTime Player due to they are not supported by this player device. We need to transcoding MTS/M2TS videos QuickTime MOV to watch and enjoy them.
AnyMP4 MTS to QuickTime Converter for Mac is professional and user-friendly Mac MTS to QuickTime Converter for Mac users, which can allow you to convert any MTS/M2TS file to QuickTime MOV with super fast speed and original output quality. So you don't have to worry about the MTS footage can't play on your Mac with QuickTime. Here is the step-by-step tutorial to help you convert MTS to QuickTime. Here you can download this Mac MTS to QuickTime Converter, and install it on your Mac, and then launch it to start to add your MTS files.
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- Converts MTS/M2TS/TS files to other popular video/audio formats on Mac, including MP4, AVI, MOV, MKV, M4V, FLV, and more
- Convert MTS to Final Cut Pro, iMovie and playback on iPad, iPhone, iPod for better entertainment
- Cut video length, crop video to remove unwanted part, merge segments into one new file, and add watermarks on Mac
- Take snapshot for your favorite scene and save it as a picture on Mac
Even though QuickTime is not capable of supporting MTS files on Mac, you can also refer to another way out. Apart from QuickTime Media Player, you can also adopt Leawo Blu-ray Player as the firm choice. Navigate to the file containing your archive. In this case you can import mts to imovie dereclty. If you just have raw.mts files or.m2ts files out of context, iMovie cannot do anything with them. You will need a third party converter. For this, I recommand you the iorgsoft video mate to convert mts to imovie or to quicktime.
Step 1. Add MTS video and preview
This MTS to QuickTime Converter Mac provides you the preview window to view the MTS video you added, so you have to add your MTS videos from Mac local disk to the program by clicking 'Add Video' button or 'File' drop-down button.
Step 2. Choose output Profile
You can Press 'Profile' drop-down button to open the 'Profile' list, and then choose QuickTime MOV format as output format.
Step 3. Setting output profile
Click 'Settings' button to open the 'Profile Settings' window, here you can define the video settings and audio settings according to yourself.
Step 4. Trim video length
Click 'Trim' button to open the 'Edit' window and then you can cut off the video length if you want to trim unwanted part of the added video. Drag the slide bar to set start point and end point of time and finish the video trimming.
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Step 5. Convert MTS to QuickTime
Click 'Convert' button to convert MTS to QuickTime video and then open the converted video with QuickTime to enjoy.