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MTS Files
Hi,
I tried to find former posts on this one, but could not get a clear answer.
If I have MTS files and I wanna make them FCP 6 ready, can I convert them in Toast in a good quality?
I know, it works, but does Toast do a good job?Sascha
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9 Replies
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no.
use compressor.
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Hi Chris,
I don’t know which compressor you are talking about, but if it’s the one from FCS, it does not accept MTS files.
Any other idea?Sascha
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oh dear…oops I remember that now.
clipwrap will do it. I find it an essential tool at a very low cost.
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Hi Chris,
tried it. Actually Toast is better, even does a preety good de-interlaceing!
Sascha
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I use adobe media encoder. Does the best job I’ve ever seen.
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Tried that one right now…very good result.
Still: Toast is equally good. I am surprised myself, but it does hell of a Job!Sascha
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MTS>ProRes with Toast?? and it looks good?
I never would have thought that possible.
interesting.
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Me neither…and even more: I also converted the frame rate 29.97 to 25.
I did all the same with Clipwarp & Media Encoder – and Toast pretty much stood up to it.
Things you definitely would not expect!Respect to Toast!
Sascha
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Do you know if – using Toast or one of the other converter programs – you can import the MTS files you want to use and create a new folder structure that FCP could recognize?
I’d like to be able to just save my MTS files rather than backing up each SD card, and then if I want to bring them into FCP, create a new folder structure that L&T could read.
This way I could view them in FCP, in the L&T window, before having to transcode them all.
Also, which Toast are you using? I only have Toast 9…
Thanks!
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