How to Merge and Trim AVCHD MTS/M2TS Files

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How to Merge and Trim AVCHD MTS/M2TS Files

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Are you still looking for an easy-to-use AVCHD joiner? Some converter would provide .mts or .m2ts output with decoding and encoding. However, the compression progress will take a long time. The fastest way to merge and join AVCHD files into a single AVCHD file would be the one that does not require recompression.
iCoolsoft AVCHD MTS Converter provides the express way to join MTS/M2TS sequences with the same format and recording mode. No conversion is needed for the lossless output, and the speed is super fast.

The AVCHD sequences with the same video formats require the video are shot with the same codec, frame rate and size, aspect ratio, sample rate and channels. Actually, if you use the same recording mode on the camcorder like the 1080/60p, the videos will be recognized as a sequence.

Step 1. Add MTS/M2TS files to the converter.
Run the MTS Converter or M2TS Converter on your computer and Click "Add File" button to load files.

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Step 2. Trim Files
After the videos is importing, you can click the "trim' button on the top toolbar to open the edit window, here you have three ways to trim your video, as follow:

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Step 3. Merge MTS with Lossless output.
Use one of the three ways above to define the part you want and then click the "OK" button to save the changes and back to the main interface. Check all the files in ther file list you want to merge in the file list then click the "Merge" button.

Step 4. Click the "Convert" button. Wait for a while, and you will get the videos clips joined into one file for smooth playback with no quality loss.

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High Definition(HD) generally refers to the resolution of digital video, with resolutions of 1280x720 and 1920x1080 being the most common resolutions referred to as High Definition. As to HD, it may include HDTV like HD WMV, HD AVI, HD MPEG, HD DivX, HD XviD, etc.; AVCHD video recording formats like MTS, M2TS, TOD, MOD, etc.; Blu-ray stream M2TS format as well as the video tape format D-VHS. This article discusses the popular conversion of high-definition video on Mac OS X.

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