Showing posts with label Convert MTS to QuickTime on Mac. Show all posts
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Wednesday, August 14, 2013

Why Canon XA20 1080/50p mts video files can't be played with QuickTime?

This tutorial will give you a step by step instruction about how to play Canon XA20 AVCHD mts video files in QuickTime on Mac OS X.


 

Canon just announced three new handheld video HD Camcorder range with three compact models for professionals and video enthusiasts. And XA20 HD Professional Camcorder is one of them, as a X-series model, it combine a powerful, all-new imaging system with professional audio and Wi-Fi connectivity in a "versatile, compact package that fits neatly in the palm of a hand," the company says.

Canon XA20 allows you to record at AVCHD video of up to 28mbps in a 1080/50P setting. If its maximum quality you want though, a recording mode at 35mps in a 1080/50P is available. However, some Mac users find that QuickTime will not recognize the 1080/50p mts footage from XA20 and an error message will pop-out.

To solve the playback issue with Caon X20 1080/50p mts and QuickTime, at first, you need to make sure that the codec of your file is supported by QuickTime. If you are not very good at codec things, don’t try this one. To avoid certain severe problem might occurring, is there a better while equally simple solution? Absolutely yes! Hereby the best work flow is to convert Canon XA20 1080/50p mts footage to QuickTime MOV on Mac. 

No worries, this Mac MTS to QuickTime Converter is the top MTS/M2TS Converter for Mac from Pavtube, that can easily help you out with reliable efficiency and simple frank interface; no jitter, no slitter, all you need to do is a few clicks. Come and download Pavtube MTS/M2TS Converter for Mac and let's start!  

How to convert Canon XA20 1080/50p mts video clips to QuickTime MOV on Mac

Step 1. Install and launch this Canon AVCHD Converter for Mac, click top left two icons to load individual videos or load the entire folder. 



Step 2. Click Format and choose Common Video> MOV-QuickTime(*.mov) as the best video format for playback with QuickTime on Mac.




You can also click Settings to change the output video bitrate, frame rate, size, etc. all according to your needs.