How to convert FLV to MTS
- Add your .FLV file - drop it in the box above or click to browse.
- Convert it to .MTS in a few seconds.
- Download your new .MTS file.
What to expect
- Wrapped into the AVCHD transport-stream format; re-encoded to H.264 when the FLV codecs do not match, which is lossy.
- MTS is a camcorder-oriented format; for general playback or editing, MP4 is more broadly compatible.
- Container-level extras from the source are not carried into the transport stream.
Frequently asked questions
Does FLV to MTS change the quality?
The FLV is placed into the AVCHD MPEG-2 transport-stream format, which expects H.264 video; unless the source already matches, it is re-encoded, and any re-encode discards some detail.
Why convert FLV to MTS?
MTS is the AVCHD format recorded by Sony, Panasonic, Canon and JVC camcorders, so converting suits workflows and devices that expect camcorder-style transport streams. FLV targets the dead Flash Player.
What opens an MTS file?
VLC media player opens MTS on Windows, macOS and Linux with no extra codecs.
What video and audio does MTS use?
MTS wraps H.264/AVC video in an MPEG-2 transport stream, so the FLV's VP6 or other content is re-encoded to H.264 and the audio is mapped to an MTS-supported track.
Programs that convert FLV: Aimersoft iTransfer for Windows · Free Studio · Freemake Video Converter · MediaCoder · Adobe Premiere Pro · Aimersoft iTransfer for Mac · iVI - iTunes Video Importer · iSkysoft Video Converter for Mac
