Frage von sboecking:
Hi All,
I bought a Panasonic HDC-SD200. I want the data later (with Premiere Pro CS4, and I have been editing yet). When I copy the data from the SD card via the normal Windows Explorer onto the hard drive, they have the extension MTS. But I Use the included HD Writer 1.0 for AE data copy, are suddenly m2ts data from it. Zusäzlich be any file or a tmb, creates a cont, and an IIS file.
What is the difference between mts and m2ts?
How should I copy the data s.besten so I can play them later without error in Premiere Pro CS4? Unfortunately, it I can (with my current calculator, P4, 1.5 GB Ram - a new need her!) Does not control smoothly watch to see if they are in order.
Antwort von RickyMartini:
". MTS" refers to the MPEG transport stream. "M2TS" the MPEG2 Transporstream.
As
Premiere Pro CS4 very well with AVCHD (and the clips with the extension. Can handle MTS), it is preferable to use the original data to be synonymous.
Antwort von deti:
". MTS" refers to the MPEG transport stream. "M2TS" the MPEG2 Transporstream. No, unfortunately this is not true. The correct statement is as follows: Files ending with MTS and M2TS have exactly the same content. It is always about the MPEG2 transport stream.
The ending of MTS was chosen for the recording of embedded devices (; such as cameras), so must the manufacturer (not necessarily licensed support for long filenames; implement VFAT) into their firmware. In order to follow all the directory and file name of the BD structure of the traditional 8.3 convention for FAT file systems.
For BDs is the VFAT support, however, mandatory.
More information is available here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.m2ts
Deti
Antwort von RickyMartini:
Yes - Sorry! I have the with the suffix ". M2T" of HDV scrambled files! ^ ^
5.x/NEO2 Edius, Sony Vegas, etc. use the AVCHD. M2TS container. . MP4 "and." AVC "are synonymous with Vegas possible.
Antwort von sboecking:
Thank you for your responses. So I'll just copy the data via a card reader with the help of Windows Explorer.
Antwort von RickyMartini:
With the recording of my Canon HF100 I do it as synonymous.
