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Panasonic, Canon and other brands of AVCHD camcorders also record in M2TS format. Currently, M2TS files can be played using the Picture Motion Browser, which is an application video player provided with Sony AVCHD camcorders. M2TS files can also be played with Mplayer, Windows Media Player and other media players if there is a codec for DVD playing installed. But the file type. M2TS is not always automatically associated with the player, so it may be necessary to open it from the player. Thats to say, its not convenient to play and enjoy your M2TS video. How to get AVC HD M2TS files off HD Video camera/camcorder? With AVC HD camcorders, you typically need to connect the HD video camera to your PC using a USB cable. Once connected and powered on, the camcorder should appear on the desktop as a new disk. The location of the films on the camcorders disk will vary depending on manufacturer. It is desirable that you copy the movies to your PCs hard-drive poseidon 2006 part 2 converting or editing it. How to Play AVCHD M2TS Files? Each of the AVCHD camcorders ships with software designed to playback the files on your computer. Sonys HDR-SR1 and the newer HDR-SR5 both record video in the AVCHD format and ship with the Picture Motion Browser, which plays back AVCHD files on most computers. If you purchased one of the Panasonic AVCHD camcorders, the included HD Writer should allow you to playback video recorded with your camcorder. What software can help us do this? What software can do this and how to convert the M2TS files to AVI, FLV, MP4 and MPEG? To solve these problems, I find a number of M2T converter which can convert M2TS high-definition video formats to popular video formats, such as iSkysoft M2TS converter also called iSkysoft video converter. i finish download, excellent, thank you very much All times are GMT The time now is 03:50 AM. Disclaimer: This site does not store any files on its server. All contents are provided by non-affiliated third parties. Copyright 2000 2011, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd. Holographic, The Next Wonder After Blu-ray Holographic, The Next Wonder After Blu-ray Monday, July 23, 2007 : Kolkata: In the new era of technology, Holographic will be the new buzz in the arena of optical media disc. Moser Baers group chief financial officer, Yogesh B Mathur, in an exclusive interview to EFYtimes, shared his views on the latest technology that will usher a new era in the arena of optical media disc. Holographic will be the next wonder after Blue-ray in the world of optical media disc. This will transform the whole experience of home video viewing, said Mathur. Presently, blu-ray rages the market in abroad and holographic discs are still in the process of RD development. Even blu-ray discs are yet to make its foray into the Indian market. Holographic discs offer new technology altogether with multi-layer optical fibre, two beams effect and high number of pixels that will enhance the picture quality much better than blu-ray. The memory can be anything around 200GB. Whereas, right now, the optical discs offer 7 GB for CD and 7 GB for DVD. In the blu-ray category, it is 15 and 25 GB, respectively. Now imagine the range of picture clarity that holographic discs will bring forth, said Mathur. The company has an active RD unit in Greater Noida and Noida. We have an efficient team at our RD unit through which we have acquired licence innovative products that give us an extra edge in the world market to create a niche out of ourselves, added Mathur. Though holographic is a distant future currently, Moser Baer is focussing on RD to bring in the newer technologies like blu-ray to India that the company is offering in other countries. Presently, we are delving poseidon 2006 part 2 the option of bringing to India blu-ray discs that offer superior picture quality and movie viewing experience. Blu-ray discs are technologically very rich and would also be expensive than the VCDs and DVDs available in India right now, said Mathur. A blue-ray player today cost anything between 500 and 1000 and a blu-ray disc anything between 10 and Moser Baer, that earns 85 per cent of its turnover from exports, sells blue-ray discs in 80 countries right now, and is waiting for blu-ray players to find a market in India before rolling out the discs. Moumita De Das, EFYTIMES News Network You have 1000 characters left. Remember me this will save you having to type out your name, location and email address when you next leave a comment. Receive the latest reviews, how-tos, news more.