What is the difference between mts and m2ts

MTS file joined the rank of the new HD video formats. MTS is one video container that consists of audio, video, and data. Developed by Samsung and Panasonic, MTS is one popular video format to be used for their camcorders when recording videos. As one basic video format from AVCHD compatible camcorders, MTS helps you to capture high definition videos to transform or share them on your desktop.

It's important to note that many renowned camcorders developers even choose to offer the additional program when you buy their products. The program is very meaningful for you to open and edit the MTS file at the same time, which helps to customize your videos immediately.

Moreover, the recording resolution of up to x HD video could cause the large size of MTS format, then it's very necessary for you to have one large storage space. If you want to make your video file smaller in size by converting to some other popular video formats, then one kind video conversion tool is highly important and necessary for you.

Today many camcorders whatever professional or home use apply MTS File as its video file format. But in truth, there is actually none as the two are basically identical to each other. A problem arises when you use a legacy file system that uses the 8. It basically means that you can only have 8 characters before the dot and 3 characters after that as its extension. As M2TS consists of 4 characters, it cannot be used as an extension in legacy file systems.

This led to the creation of MTS as a substitute extension. The need to make BDAV compatible with the 8. AVCHD camcorders use memory cards or other forms of digital storage instead of the typical tapes for recording videos; directly encoding the file into the BDAV format. Blu-ray discs can use long filenames, thus they use the M2TS extension.

AVCHD only has 1 video encoding algorithm and 2 audio encoding algorithms. The differences between the actual contents are not caused directly by the extension but by the standard that encoded the file. Just wondering what the real difference is between the m2ts vs. I have placed both video below from mediainfo.

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