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With the development of science and technology, more and more new things appear in our daily life. As a video fan, I heard a lot of people say that there are so many video formats which are not accepted by their players. They need a tool to change the video format. But nothing is available. Now I share a website which can offer some practical tools for video fans to convert videos. (http://www.4videosoft.com/)

I had tried a tool called M2TS Converter. It can convert MTS, TS, HD MPG, HD MPEG, HD MP4, HD WMV, QuickTime HD MOV, HD H.264, HD RM and other SD(Standard-Definition) videos to what you need video formats. I will show everyone how I use it. Maybe it will be helpful to you when you need use such kind of tools.

Before the article, I would share general knowledge about M2TS file.

The .m2ts is a container file format for multiplexing audio, video and other streams. It is based on the MPEG-2 transport stream container and is also known as BDAV MPEG-2 transport stream. This format is commonly used for high definition video. The M2TS container with filename extension .MTS or .m2ts is also used in AVCHD format, which is a high definition digital video camera recorder format. AVCHD is a simpler form of the Blu-ray Video standard with just one video encoding algorithm and two audio encodings. Compared to Blu-ray Video format, AVCHD can use various storage media, such as DVD media, memory cards or hard disk drives. The M2TS container contains videos recorded using AVCHD camcorders, such as the Sony's HDR-SR(xx)series models. Panasonic, Canon and other brands of AVCHD camcorders also store recorded video in M2TS container format. There are some problems with AVCHD compatibility between brands. The M2TS container format used on Blu-ray discs can contain one of the three mandatory supported video compression formats MPEG-2 Part 2, H.264/MPEG-4 AVC or SMPTE VC-1 and audio compression formats such as Dolby Digital, DTS or uncompressed Linear PCM. Optionally supported audio formats are Dolby Digital Plus, DTS-HD High Resolution Audio and Dolby Lossless. The M2TS container format used on an AVCHD equipment is more restricted and can contain only H.264/MPEG-4 AVC video compression and Dolby Digital (AC-3) audio compression or uncompressed LPCM audio.

In the following text, I will show you how to use 4Videosoft M2TS to MPEG Converter to convert M2TS video files to MPEG format.

Step 0: Download and install 4Videosoft

M2TS Converter When you finished the download process, run the .exe file to install it.

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Step 1: Click “Add files” button to import videos.

You can add all your M2TS video files from your computer

Step 2: Extend the "Profile" category to select an output format.

You cna choose MPEG output format

Step 3: Click “Open Folder” button to open your output destination file.

Step 4: Click the “START” to convert.

Tips----- Basic functions for all the 4videosoft:

1. How to change your video effect

If you want to adjust the effect of your movie, please click the “Effect” button and a pop-up effect window will appear. It allows you to edit your movie’s effect including “Brightness, Contrast, Saturation and Volume”.

2: How to crop off the black edges and adjust the size of video play region

By using the "Crop" function you can crop off the black edge of your video and you can also drag the line around the video image to adjust the video play region to fit for your mobile devices

3: How to split your video

The "Trim" function also servers as a video splitter for you to get any time-length video episode. You can set the "Start Time" and "End Time" to set the exact time-length of the clip or you can directly drag the slide bar to the position you want.

4: How to join the videos

If you would like to put several files into one output file, please tick the check box of the “Merge into one file”.

5: How to save your favorite picture

If you like the current image when preview video, you can use the "Snapshot" option. Just click the "Snapshot" button, the image will be saved and you can click the "Open" button next to "Snapshot" button to open your picture.

By the way, I found some discount products.

DVD Converter

It can convert DVD to AVI, MP4, MPEG, WMV, 3GP, HD video, MP3, WMA etc and convert video files between MPG, MPEG, MPEG2, VOB, MP4, AVI, M4V, RM, RMVB, WMV, etc and HD video

M2TS Converter for Mac

DVD to Archos

It can convert DVD to Archos 750 video, Archos 5 video, Archos 105 video and copy all videos to Archos

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