How to convert MTS to DIVX
- Add your .MTS file - drop it in the box above or click to browse.
- Convert it to .DIVX in a few seconds.
- Download your new .DIVX file.
What to expect
- The video is re-encoded rather than stream-copied, so this is a lossy pass; final quality depends on the target bitrate.
- Audio is re-encoded to fit the DivX container.
- Camcorder metadata (timestamps, device info) and any secondary streams are generally not preserved.
Frequently asked questions
Is converting `MTS` to `DIVX` lossy?
MTS holds H.264 video and DivX typically uses MPEG-4 video, so the picture is re-encoded. That step is lossy, though at a high enough bitrate the visible difference is small.
Why convert AVCHD footage to DivX?
DivX plays directly from a USB drive on many DivX Certified TVs and set-top players, so converting
.MTS camcorder footage can make it play on living-room hardware that will not read AVCHD.Where does a DivX file play?
The result opens in VLC on Windows, macOS and Linux, and in DivX-certified players and TVs - broader consumer-device support than raw
.MTS generally has.What is lost besides re-encoding?
The AVCHD audio (often AC-3) is re-encoded for the DivX container, and camcorder metadata such as recording timestamps usually does not carry over.
Programs that convert MTS: Free Studio · ImTOO DPG Converter · MediaCoder · DVR Converter · Wondershare Video Converter
