Canon MTS files

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• How to convert Canon MTS files to MP4 or Mov, files to use in first CS 5.5

  Canon XA10 how to convert Canon MTS files to MP4 or Mov, files to use in first CS 5.5

  You don't have to convert. 5.5 works natively with the mts files.

  If you machine can not handle mts, there is no interest to convert it to mp4 wont even go faster.

  This could be a better option:

  Adobe Premiere Pro help. Create clips for editing offline

• Wrong settings when create a sequence from an AVCHD (.mts) of canon xa20 file. First Adobe defines as AVC - intra 100 1080i

  I don't know why Adobe first CC automatically adjust a .mts of my canon XA20 file (from the h264 AVCHD 1920 x 1080 25 p) as a 1080i AVC-intra 100. When editing, it appears crisp and loud. IM edition in a windows 7 64-bit platform. I have to install a properly codec on my machine?

  Any suggestion?

  My image is 1080i is why settings intertwined.

  If yours is just progressive change to no field.

• embedded timecode lack of Canon C100 MTS files

  Hi all

  Just found out that first Pro CC v7.1.0 does not support embedded timecode recorded with a Canon C100 MTS files, all films start to 00:00:00:00.

  When converting to MOV ProRes via ffmbc under windows, the correct time code integrated into the Multilateral trading system appears in the first cc MOV file!

  Bug is already registered. I hope this issue is fixed in the next version ;-)

  See you soon,.

  Patrick.

  Have you renamed the PRIVATE folder or one of its subfolders or files?

  I do not have the files C100 here, but if you rename the folder PRIVATE or it's subfolders or rename the files of lets say it's original name 00000.MTS to Great_Shot_01.MTS, you get no timecode.

  / Roger

• By selecting the MTS files in Windows Explorer hangs 64-bit Windows 7

  I have a Canon VIXIA HF100 HD camcorder which produces MTS files on a SD memory card.  When I plug the SD card in my PC, I see the files listed in Windows Explorer.  When I click on one of the files, my computer freezes.  Totally inadmissible, including the mouse.  My first thought was a defective material, but I was able to copy the files to another computer and put them on a USB key.  When I plug the USB into my computer and try again to select a MTS file, I get blocked again. Then as I tried to turn off the preview feature icon, thinking it was a codec problem, trying to extract the thumbnail view.  This did not help.  I don't see anything else to do.  What happens when I select a file in the Explorer?

  Hey Joe,

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  Error: BUSLG_OBS_ERR_ * _NOTIMEOUT_ERR (Bank 0 4 Proc)

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• MTS files take so long to import with play memories Downloader?

  I have a Sony HDR PJ650.

  I tried to import the MTS files to CS6. This worked OK for cam, but the files won't save to hard drive.

  It seems that I have to import them to the hard drive to play importing memories. It takes more time than the form files

  the Canon 5 d.

  Does anyone have advice?  I'm doing something wrong?

  Connect the camera to the pc or pop the card in a card reader and copy paste all content with Windows Explorer on your hard drive.

  Then import them into the Prime Minister.

• The MTS files seem to ignore executives during transitions of clip?

  My Canon Vixia HF S200 creates several sequentially numberd MTS files long sequences.

  Their slamming together in first Pro CS5 gives a "jump" between the clips, as if the images were missing.

  Now, on another forum sombody insisted that there is no frames missing in the MTS files and re-multiplexing them would prove it.  So I download 'tsMuxer' a free muxer and combined a few in a single m2ts file and in fact the 'leap' gone to the point where the previous 2 would have joined!

  Then...  Any ideas?  Some settings?  Frame rate?

  Thank you

  Dave

  Copy the whole folder in upper level of the camera on your hard drive, not just the .mts files.  Then use Premiere Pro media browser feature to import clips.  Doing it this way should solve the problem.

• First Elements 9: no sound with the .mts files

  I'm having a little problem getting my mts/avchd files to work with PE9. I imported the files using the Organizer, and they play very well (video AND audio) from the Organizer, but when I import clips into PE9, only the video is imported. There is no audio track and (logically?) no audio to be heard. How can I fix it?

  Mind, these .mts files play fine in both the Organizer AND windows 7. They are created on a Canon HF100 camcorder.

  The trial version of the PROGRAM itself is fully functional. However, some third-party components are not, unfortunately. It's some MPEG and AVCHD components.

• I need a definite answer for the use of Premiere Pro CS4 to work with .m2ts and .mts files

  I have a Canon Vixia HF20 and a Sony HDR-XR350V.  The Canon gives me. The MTS files and the Sony product. M2TS files.  What should I do to be able to work with these files in Premiere Pro?  I sought and obtained that I'll need to buy a codec.  But there are two types of is going to be good with a codec files?

  Also, what are the steps to getting started?  Buy the codec, load the codec... Are there other measures to work with files in first?

  I'm sorry about the basic questions, I'm a photographer!  I've never worked with video before, and it's HARD!

  Thank you for your help,

  Michelle

  CS5 has native support for AVCHD... for CS4, I think that you must convert to HDV (or, perhaps, to buy a commercial CODEC to install)

  Do a search for

  convert AVCHD HDV

• Film 24 p from Canon .mts import does not work.

  I was happy to see the premier CS5 could import film 24 p from Canon and have ready project settings for this.

  I was disappointed to know that this function does not work.  The Prime Minister shows my files .mts in 29.97 FPS, so I guess that the camera should close the film 24 p inside the container of 29.97 FPS?

  Did someone knows a way to easy to open a .mts file in After Effects, interpret the film for "Guess 2:3 pulldown" open and save and export the file again in the first?

  I can't find a way to export the images interpreted After effects first.

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  Garetron wrote:

  I'm in my camera settings and switch between 60i, 30 p, and 24 p, so if he is 'Not Correct', then Canon is ~.

  Canon page specifically says 24 p recorded in 60i.

  If you want 24 p native resume your camera and get a HV40.

• Playback jerky with MTS files

  I am recording video with a Canon HG10 camcorder, which exports MTS files. Although when I import them into Adobe Premiere Pro CS4 and try to edit the video is extremely chop. Not editable. I don't know if it's my physical features or something I can improve with the software. Any help?

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  Core Duo 2.0 GHz

  4 GB of Ram

  Vista 64-bit

  You see a red line above the timeline?  If so, your source material does not match the sequence settings that you selected, and playback will suffer.

  If you have selected the right preset, or have the value manually the correct settings for a sequence, there is something more that you can do which will improve the reading.

  Most of my gear to my Canon HD camcorder is 1080 p, taken in "30 p" framerate.  I select a preset 1080 p is for 30 p framerate, and the source shows no red or yellow line above the timeline.  BUT it's still a little rough-looking at when played.  I found that this can be improved by right-clicking on the source clips in the project pane and 'Interpret Footage' as progressive (not in order of field).  You can do this either before laying elements in sequence or after - it affects them in the timeline panel after the placement, too.

  (This bit interpretation seems to be useful because many Canon cameras actually record their records 24 p and 30 p in a 60i Foundation and manipulate data to provide the progressive output.  You will see the evidence if you put these images (even if it's 30 p) in a 60i timeline, first willing to (sort of) and does no need for rendering of red or yellow line.  If you capture in 30 p all the time, you don't need to worry about this if you just interpret the film as above and regal is 30 p.)

  Advice of prejudice is true in general for AVCHD material, but it must be qualified to be of value, on the other, as in this case, does not thoughtfully address the potential of your system.  If the advice such as are not qualified with care, you can waste a lot of money on a warmer when machine you may in particular not be no need for one.

  I have edited many high-speed AVCHD projects relatively short with a frequency of 2.66 GHz Core 2 Duo - it all depends on your needs.  If you don't care about video in a perfectly smooth playback calendar and your editing features work very well and you add effects to your sequence or are not required to render the effects and transitions in your equipment if you use them, your system may be fine for you.  You may be fine with going to bed, while your project is encoded with the Media Encoder (or waiting in the next day!).  I was okay with that sometimes - I just had to move from the idea that he had always made.  I have not need the faithful reading of chronologies effect in charge most of the time, because I knew their content and saw the effects well enough without rendering.

  You will find your limit, but it's so so good to know that you can work with your system in a reasonable manner if you understand what is happening and accept the limitations with intelligent compromise.  Even if you get a more robust system, you will be able to benefit from such considerations anyway.

• I can import my Canon XF100 files in FCP, I bought today. I downloaded Canon XF utility application, but do not understand how it works. Appreciate any suggestions of people perhaps!

  I can't import my Canon XF100 files in FCP. I downloaded the Canon XF utility, but do not understand how it works. I work with a 24 inch Mac (2009), 8 GB of memory running with El Capitan 10.11.6

  Make sure that the last formats video Prois installed.

  Russ

• Re: Editing on Satellite P500-12F .mts files

  Hi, I have a question about the change. MTS files:

  My laptop is a Toshiba Satellite P500-12F / Core 2 Duo P8700 2.53GHz / RAM: 4 GB HD: 500 GB / BD - RE DL / 18.4 "/ Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit /"

  And I use Corel video studio pro X 3 to edit my SD videos and I was very happy with it until I tried to use the software to edit HD videos very short 2-4 minutes long that I got from a friend to test it before buying my HD camcorder.

  These videos are played on the laptop without problem using WMP or video studio pro x 3 in the preview window, the problem starts when I add another track of overlay to make modifications or any title or effects on the overlay track as I used to do with SD videos.

  If I do any sort of editing and try to see the changes in the preview window, the image moves very slowly, vibrates and the sound is broken, it seems that I'm editing a 24 hours of work not 2-4 minutes. clips.

  So I do not understand where is the lie of the problem, what is the spec of the laptop? What codecs do I need to install? Or the settings that I need to do?

  bye the way, if I decide to save the changes I made for the video it is so annoying to check during the preview/editing process, the final file plays great without problems and in HD quality.

  I wonder if someone can help me.

  Thank you

  Aiman

  Hello, Armelle

  Please don't get me wrong, but I do not understand the relationship between issue described and Toshiba laptop.
  Don't you think that it is the related issue of Toshiba or you should speak with the support of software manufacturer?

  This application can be installed on your laptop as part of the recovery image, but I don't think that Toshiba is responsible if you have a problem with a software feature.

• playmemories ver3.0.2 House cannot see the mts files

  Playmemories home v 3.0.2 can not see the mts files. He can see all the jpg files. The MTS files can be seen in windows Explorer and also read via windows media player.

  Please check if the AVCHD format is listed as one of the supported formats of PMH. In your toolbar, go to [help] - [about PMH...] and select [Supported Formats] in the window that will appear.

  If the AVCHD format is not supported, please connect your Sony camera via USB and try to import AVCHD video. The software should recognize your camera and add support for the AVCHD format.

  If my post answered your question, please mark it as "accept as a Solution.

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• FCPX is easily import .mts files?  Thank you.

  FCPX is easily import .mts files?  Thank you.

  Yes. You can import them natively, or transcode the mov files Pro Res 422 (optimize) for easier mounting for more complex projects on less powerful Macs.

  Russ