M2TS Converter 1. What Is M2TS 2. M2TS Format 3. M2TS to MP4 4. M2TS to iPhone 9. M2TS to iPad M2TS to Kindle Convert M2TS Video. But there are some problems when you: 1.
All the problems' reason is the video format, MTS. So you have to convert it to common video formats. The most important thing is convert your MTS file to other video files. Though I might be able to mount a file structure with Clonedrive and play it back remotely not even sure on that I can't browse titles or select movies on the fly from a remote location.
So I definitely want to rip to a single file format that can be viewed using media center and media extenders like a TiVo or PS3 or Xbox You should listen to Mike, if you're having problems. Otherwise guess you'll have to use trial and error I apologize if it sounded like I'm not listening to mike and I appreciate his input. But correct me if I'm wrong his suggestion that keeping the Bluray file structure is the best way to go doesn't work for my particular situation.
I've done my google research and read a fair amount on here; all I was looking for was some input from more learned people as to the differences between TS and M2TS.
From what I've found it sounds like they're very similar and quality differences are minimal at best with no one really committing to which is better. Log in. Install the app. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding.
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. TS files smaller than. M2TS files? Thread starter NeilF Start date Apr 28, NeilF Well-known Member. I thought they were the same thing, just with different extentions, but I've noticed that when telling tsMuxer to produce a.
TS or a. M2TS, the. TS file is noticably smaller? Anyone know what the difference is? Which although small, is not to be sneazed at if there's no difference! Last edited: Apr 28, Jackson Active Member. NeilF said:. Click to expand Jackson said:. The structure of the files are slightly different and tsmuxer itself indicates that the component stream 'packets' are a different size as I recall. If that means each packet can hold a slightly different amount of data or the packet header is a different size then this would account for the overall file size being different - ie more or less packets depending on payload size or each packet requiring more or less space for header size.
Both will have exactly the same video data stored in them. TsMuxer doesn't recompress or modify the actual data just how it is bundled up into the file format's packets. TS is usually a little smaller and from the same source material file will be the same quality. The only complication is that most media players are Sigma or Realtek chip based and I've read that they are optimised to process Blu-ray data which is the.
You will not see a visble effect on playback of decoding the. The only possibility for problems is when the file is ultra high bit rate or has high reframes and so is working the processor that much harder already. I don't bother converting files from one format to the others unless it won't play.
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