I got confused cause I shot footages with my Sony HDR handycam, and then when I was trying to import them to iTunes on Mac, I can’t find the files. But they do in the computer. What’s going on? Can I solve it easily? Show me some effective way, no complex one, thx.
You can get the same problems if you shot footages with AVCHD camcorders, no matter of Sony, or Canon, Panasonic. Even if you are using DVs of JVC, Sanyo, etc. and output TOD/MOD/MXF files, the result would be the same. It is because AVCHD MTS/M2TS, TOD, MOD, MXF, etc are not compatible with iTunes and so you can’t import files to iTunes for playback. To fix this problem, you can just free download an MTS to iTunes converter and do a simple conversion between MTS and iTunes. As to the compatible formats with iTunes, you can refer to the information below:
iTunes 1.0 and later can import and play the following audio file types:
- AIFF
- AIFC
- audio CD
- MP3
- System 7 Sound (SND)
- uLaw (AU)
- WAV
- QDesign
- QuickTime audio (audio only movies)
iTunes 3 and later can also play these additional file types:
- Audible.com (format 2, 3, and 4)
iTunes 4 and later can also play these additional file types:
- AAC (Advanced Audio Coding)
- MP4
So if you want to play back whatever videos or audios on iTunes, you should first make sure they are in the formats above. To achieve that, iOrgSoft AVHCD Converter Mac can help you out by converting AVCHD MTS/M2TS to iTunes with simply three steps.
Tips: You can use this to convert your MTS/M2TS/MOD/TOD/M2T/TS/MXF to other Apple devices like iPhone 4/4s/5, iPad 2/3/4/mini, New iPad, iPod, iPod Touch, iPod Nano, Apple TV 2/3,etc. or even other Abdroid tablets and phones.
Then below I’ll show you how to convert MTS to iTunes Mac within three steps:
Step 1. Add MTS/M2TS footages to the converter
Ahead from here, you should download and install the converter at first. Then in this step, you can add MTS files by two ways. One is to hit the “Add File” icon and select the files you want to convert, the other is to drag the files directly to the converter. Moreover, you can do batch converting with this converter as well.
Step 2. Choose an output format to iTunes
You can simply make it with the course of “Convert to” bar-> “Apple Application”, choose one of the iTunes video output format in “Apple Application” column. And then go to the next step.
Step 3. Run conversion
Lastly, you can begin the conversion with striking the “Convert” button, the big round one on the low-right side. After the conversion, you may find your processed files by clicking the “Open” button on the left of the “Convert” button.
Extending reading: this converter can also be used as an easy editor and you can trim, crop, add effects, merge, flip, rotate your footages. And if you want to know more, you can go on reading How to do editing with video converter.