As we all know, MTS format is a high-definition MPEG, AVC, H.264 transport stream video format, the studio like audio-visual quality of MTS video is great, some of you may need to convert mts to avi for authoring DVD/HD DVD video, only to find there are few programs can do that. Others may want to enjoy mts video with their portable players like BlackBerry, Creative Zen or iRiver, but none of them recognize the file natively.
MTS to AVI Converter for Mac comes in at the right time, it is a mature and desired software that you have been looking for. The software has all the necessary codecs needed to
transcode mts to avi and other formats like mov, mpeg, mp4, dv, avi, mpg, wmv, flv, asf, 3gp as well.
Besides,
MTS to AVI Converter for Mac has simple yet powerful video editting capability that allows you to tweak Resolution, Frame rate, Channel .After
converting MTS to AVI, you can enjoy your favourite video on your Mac at ease.
Note: this guides is only for Mac OS user. If you using Windows, Please Click here to learn convert mts to avi for windows.
Step by step to convert MTS to AVI on Mac
Step 1: Download and install MTS to AVI Converter for Mac
Free download the software and install at the specific location on your computer, and then have a test. Please don't hesitate to contact our iOrgSoft customer service if any problem arises, we are willing to give you a helping hand.
Step 2: Load file
Click Add File button at the top of the panel to import mts files stored at the specific location. You are allowed to import more than one file at one time.
Step 3: Choose output format and the directory
Click Profile drop-down button to choose avi as the output format, and then click Destination to save the converted file at the specific location.
Step 4: Video setting
Click Settings to pop up a window where you can tweak Enocder, Resolution, Frame Rate and Bitrate of the original file. After all the desired setting is done, click OK to submit.
Step 5: Conversion
Click Start to convert the file automatically. The time taking varies according to the file size and the setting you made.