Import and play AVCHD files on DivX Pro 7 for Mac
I’ve recently bought a Canon HF100 HD video camera, which saves home mo vie files to AVCHD with an .MTS extension. I want to play it on DivX Player for Mac. but the files just show up as a ‘question mark’ and I’m unable to play them.so what do I need to do to get it to stream my HD media?!
From http://labs.divx
To convert MTS AVCHD from Camcorders by Sony Cyber-shot, Canon Vixia, Soy HDC, Panasonic Lumix, Blu-ray DVD etc. to DivX Pro 7 supported formats will enable us to play this videos on DivX player for Mac and simultaneously watch AVCHD files on a variety of DivX Certified consumer electronic devices like WDTV, PS3.
And what’s DivX Pro 7 included DivX Player supported formats?
DivX encoded files and DivX Media Format
MPEG-4 ASP video with MP3 audio (.DivX/.avi)
DivX Plus files (Matroska with H.264 video and AAC audio)
Run AVCHD to DivX Pro 7 Converter for Mac to quickly convert MTS AVCHD to DivX Pro 7 natively supported DivX format with advanced video quality. Plus, it can also act as AVCHD editor to help you crop the unwanted black edges, clip, merge, adjust image effect etc.
Tutorial of converting MTS AVCHD to DivX Pro 7 (Lion included):
Step One: Import AVCHD Video to Mac AVCHD Converter
Firstly, you need to copy your Sony video to Mac and launch AVCHD Converter for Mac, then click “Add File” to upload your AVCHD files to the program.
Step Two: Set Output Video Format for DivX Pro 7.
Click “Profile” to open the Profile drop-up list to select DivX as output video format for DivX Pro
Step Three: Convert AVCHD Video to DivX Pro 7.
Click “Start” button to convert Sony AVCHD files to DivX Pro 7
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