How to convert TRP to MTS
- Add your .TRP 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
- TRP and MTS are both MPEG-2 transport streams, so H.264 content can frequently be remuxed with minimal quality loss.
- If the TRP's codec does not fit the AVCHD/MTS profile, the stream is re-encoded, which is lossy.
- Device-specific or broadcast metadata from the TRP may not carry over into the MTS container.
Frequently asked questions
Does TRP to MTS lose quality?
Both TRP and MTS are MPEG-2 transport streams, so when the TRP already carries H.264 video it can often be repackaged into MTS with little or no re-encoding. A codec mismatch forces a lossy re-encode.
Why convert TRP to MTS?
MTS is the AVCHD camcorder format used by Sony, Panasonic, Canon and JVC. Converting a set-top-box TRP to MTS matches the layout that AVCHD-oriented players and editors expect.
Where does an MTS file open?
VLC media player opens MTS on Windows, macOS and Linux with no extra codecs, and AVCHD-aware editors and players handle it natively.
How similar are TRP and MTS?
They are close relatives: both are MPEG-2 transport streams carrying H.264 HD video, so the conversion is often mainly a re-wrapping between two transport-stream variants.
