MTS – AVCHD Video
MTS files come from AVCHD camcorders and some digital cameras. They use H.264 video and are usually converted to MP4 for editing and sharing.
More MTS conversionsMTS to DVR is coming soon
We list every conversion we plan to support so you can find it later, but we only switch one on once it really works. Heavy: needs async jobs, a dedicated worker pool, timeouts and size limits.
Available right now
- MTS to MP4
- MTS to M4V
- MTS to MOV
- MTS to MKV
- MTS to WEBM
- MTS to AVI
- MTS to FLV
- MTS to WMV
- MTS to MPEG
- MTS to MPG
- MTS to MOD
- MTS to VOB
- MTS to 3GP
- MTS to 3GPP
- MTS to 3G2
- MTS to OGV
- MTS to TS
- MTS to M2TS
- MTS to MXF
- MTS to DV
- MTS to RM
- MTS to RMVB
- MTS to SWF
- MTS to WTV
- MTS to MP3
- MTS to WAV
- MTS to AAC
- MTS to FLAC
- MTS to OGG
- MTS to OGA
- MTS to M4A
- MTS to M4B
- MTS to WMA
- MTS to AIFF
- MTS to AIFC
- MTS to OPUS
- MTS to AC3
- MTS to ALAC
- MTS to AU
- MTS to CAF
- MTS to VOC
- MTS to WEBA
- MTS to GIF
- MTS to WEBP
DVR – Microsoft Digital Video Recording
DVR-MS is the TV recording format of Windows Media Center.
More DVR conversionsHow this works: your file is uploaded over HTTPS and converted on this server with open-source engines (libvips for images, FFmpeg for audio and video, LibreOffice and Pandoc for documents, Calibre for ebooks, Ghostscript and Inkscape for PDF and vector files). Images are processed in memory; other files use a private temporary folder that is deleted as soon as the conversion finishes.