I import a file MTS (AVCHD) in Premiere Pro CS5 and when I'm done with the cut, I would like to export as a result again the MTS file.
Apparently this is possible but not easily, I get only one. Mpeg or. M2t file
As a final result I would have liked another AVCHD DVD or Blu-Ray.
Does anyone know what I'm doing wrong?
Antwort von dagger_pca:
Hi,
I would say, for your bottom line you do not have MTS ...
Antwort von whiggy:
"Dagger_pca" wrote:
Hi,
I would say, for your bottom line you do not have MTS ...
Oh what would you recommend?
All re-encoding for a Blue-ray?
Antwort von Jörg:
export in H264 / H264 bluray as needed, since you are close s.Original.
Antwort von RickyMartini:
It must be encoded again and again in each case with h.264! ;) Ob. Or MTS. M2T plays no role, since it is in both cases by an MPEG-2 Transport Stream container.
Antwort von whiggy:
How does it look really out of eight with Premiere Elements? Can provide on AVCHD?
Antwort von RickyMartini:
AVCHD is H.264! AVCHD is merely a marketing name for the entertainment industry! ;) h.264 is stored either in the MTS, M2T, MP4 or MOV containers.
Anyone who does PPro CS5 should be synonymous in a position to deal with the topics of video formats and video codecs - as a small tip!
