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MTS to iPad Converter Mac, Convert MTS to iPad MP4 on Mac

How to import AVCHD(MTS, M2TS) to iPad for playback? How to Convert HD MTS to 720p MP4 for iPad? How to Play 1080p, 1080i MTS/M2TS Files on iPad? As long as you have an iOrgsoft iPad video converter, these problems no longer exist, because it can perfectly act as an MTS to iPad converter Mac, easily convert AVCHD, MTS, M2TS, etc. formats to iPad mp4 for playback.

Note: this article is for Mac users, if you are Windows user and want to convert MTS to iPad converter, M2TS to iPad converter, AVCHD to iPad converter, please refer to iPad video converter.

This MTS to iPad converter for Mac is specially designed for Mac users. It makes you possible to import MTS files to iPad, iPod, iPhone, Apple TV, etc. and enjoy them anywhere anytime you want. In addition, MTS to iPad Mac can possibly convert all popular video/audio formats to iPad mp4, like convert AVI(DivX, Xvid) to iPad, MOV to iPad, FLV to iPad, MPG to iPad, etc.
In addition to the powerful converting function, Mac MTS to iPad Converter is also designed with powerful editing function, eg. adjust brightness, resolution, aspect ratio(16:9,4:3) etc. through Clip, Crop, Effect, Settings. What’s more, batch conversion and merge function are supported.

Guide on how to convert MTS to iPad on Mac with MTS to iPad Mac

Step 1. Download and add MTS files to Mac MTS to FLV converter
Download MTS to iPad converter Mac, install and run it on your Mac, then click Add File button to load MTS files, you can add more than one at a time.

Step 2. Set output format and save to certain location
Click drop-down list on the right of the Profile, choose proper extension for iPad(like iPad Video H.264), and then set the destination, such as desktop.

Step 3. Convert MTS video to iPad with MTS to iPad converter for Mac OS X
Just click the big green button at the right bottom of the interface, MTS video will be converted to iPad mp4 files with best quality and fast speed automatically.

Guide on how to edit MTS file on Mac with MTS to iPad converter for Mac

Click Clip button, set start time and end time easily

Click Edit button, Crop and Effect MTS video with Mac MTS to iPad.

Click Settings button, set resolution, BitRate, Frame Rate and Encoder, etc.

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Convert AVCHD(MTS,M2TS) to DV on Mac with AVCHD to DV Converter for Mac OS

Best Mac AVCHD MTS/M2TS to DV Converter-Convert MTS/M2TS to DV for Editing on Mac OS

AVCHD, a format for recording and playback of high definition video, is used for Sony and Panasonic, JVC, Canon etc, Popular camcorder, like Panasonic HDC-SD60/HDC-TM60/HDC-HS60, Sony HXR-MC50E, JVC GZ-HM1, Canon HF S21, etc. AVCHD utilizes MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 (AVC) video compression and either Dolby AC-3 (Dolby Digital) or linear PCM audio compression, and AVCHD specification allows for both high definition and standard definition recording. For high definition, all major variations are supported, including 720p, 1080i and 1080p.
After getting AVCHD MTS/M2TS recorded in Sony, Canon or other HD cameras, if you want to enjoy and edit AVCHD MTS, M2TS files in Final Cut Pro, in iMovie, in iDVD on Mac. How to do that? You need to convert AVCHD video to DV (easier for editing on Mac),or MP4, MOV video format. A professional Mac AVCHD to DV Converter can help you convert AVCHD MTS/M2TS to DV in high quality.

How to Convert AVCHD files(MTS, M2TS) to DV on Mac OS? The following guide for you to convert MTS/M2TS to DV step by step.
Step1: Import AVCHD MTS/M2TS to AVCHD to DV Converter for Mac
After lauching AVCHD to DV Converter Mac, you can upload MTS, M2TS files to Mac AVCHD to DV Converter by clicking “Add File”. And you can import several MTS/M2TS files one time.

Step2: Select Output DV Video Format
Click the small down arrow at the very right of the “Profile” to open the Profile drop-up list to choose DV as output video format for Mac.

Step3: Start to Convert MTS, M2TS to DV on Mac OS
Click “Start” button to convert AVCHD(MTS, M2TS) to DV on Mac. You can enjoy your converterd AVCHD files after conversion is finished.

Tips: More info about convert AVCHD Video to SD MP4, MOV, MP3 for Mac and edit AVCHD Camera Video Files on Mac OS you can click here.

Get Camcorder Video Like AVCHD MTS, M2TS, MOD to Mac, iMovie

How to Get AVCHD MTS/M2TS, MOD Files off HD Camcorder to Mac, iMovie, FCP

Most digital camcorders record videos in mts, m2ts, mod, tod formats, for example, Camorder stores video in MTS, M2TS format: Sony HDR-CX150, HDR-CX500V, HDR-SR7, HDR-SR100, HDR-XR150, Panasonic HDC-SD700, HDC-SD100, HDC-HS700, HDC-TM700, Canon VIXIA HF R100, VIXIA HF M300, VIXIA HF100, VIXIA HF200, etc; MOD format: Canon FS100, Canon FS200, Canon FS300, Panasonic SDR-S100, SDR-S150, SDR-H20, JVC GZ-MG37, GZ-MG100, GZ-MG630, etc; TOD format: JVC GZ-HD3, GZ-HD5, GZ-HD6, GZ-HD30, GZ-HD40.

Among these HD camcorders, some of them can be compatible with iMovie’ 08 and iMovie’ 09, you can check iMovie’ 09: Camcorder Support here.

However, to get these camcorder videos off camcorder to Mac is not easy for some green hands who own HD camcorders.

Tutorial and steps to get Video off Camcorder to Mac, iMovie as follows:

Step1: Turn on your camcorder and make sure your camcorder is set to the right mode to import videos or photos.

Step2: Connect camcorder to Mac with USB cable(a 6 pin or 4 pin cable), and make sure you insert cable to Mac and camcorder in the correct port.

Step3: Your Mac will automatically launch iMovie, So you can review your video or select “Import All”, and make sure your camcorder is set to “Automatic”. If DVD Player automatically open, quit DVD Player first.

Step4: If you select “Manual”, you can import some clips to iMovie.

Step5: If you import from tape-based camcorder such as DV or HDV, iMovie will automatically revise tape and import all. iMovie can automatically create thumbnail video after complete importing.

Tips: 1. iMovie can automatically detect your camcorder when you have a FireWire camcorder connected. If you see the message no camera or camcorder attached, you need to check your camera is on and you plugged in the cable in the correct way, and then make sure your camcorder is set to VCR, VTR, or Play mode. You can also click “Connection Help” button for more suggestions.

2. You can select the right video format as your needs. If you import video from your camcorder, you can select DV, DV Widescreen, HDV 1080i, and HDV 720i. If you record video from your iSight, select iSight. If you copy MPEG-4 files from your PDA or phone, select MPEG-4.

Related: If your camcorder cannot be compatible with Mac, you can click here to see how to convert AVCHD MTS, M2TS to Mac.