Convert TS files on Mac
TS converter for Mac convert TS files from digital camcorder to Mac
1: What is TS video format?
TS(Transport Stream) video format is a video stream format used for storing video on a DVD which is specified in MPEG-2 Part 1, Systems (ISO/IEC standard 13818-1). TS video format is nowadays very wide spread on the Internet as (usually split) recordings from HDTV broadcasts or Camcorders like JVC Everio GZ-HD40.
2: Play TS files on Mac
There are many TS players for Windows OS, but for Mac, it's hard to find free players which support ts, mts and m2ts etc. Here I shared five.
1) VLC Player
2) Mplayer for Mac
3) MPEG Steamclip
4) Total video player
5) Gom player
If you want to play TS video using Quicktime, iTunes, iPad, iPod, iPhone, Apple TV etc multimedia player, iorgsoft TS converter for Mac is strongly recommended for you to convert TS video format to mov, dv, mpeg-2, mp4 etc common formats to meet your need.
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3: Edit TS files on Mac
There are some great freeware and shareware video editor on Mac, like iMovie, Final Cut Express, Final Cut Pro, Adobe premiere etc, iorgsoft AVCHD,ts editor but TS files is not compatible with these Editor, so you also need to convert TS to mov, mp4, mpeg-2 etc common formats using TS converter for Mac for importing to editor on Mac.
4: Burn TS files to DVD.
On Mac, the most popular DVD burner is iDVD, which is the best DVD creation freeware to add Quicktime movies, mp3 audio and digital photos to a home DVD, but not for TS files, so we need to convert TS files to Quciktime.mov for iDVD, TS converter for Mac can do you a favour again.
5: Upload TS movie to Youtube
Youtube etc metacafe always accept Flash FLV or SWF files, not TS video, TS converter for Mac can help you convert TS video to Flash FLV or SWF.
Step by step convert TS files to mov, mp4, mpeg-2, dv, flv, etc using TS converter for Mac.
Step1: Download ts converter for mac on your PC.
Step2: Add ts files, set output and save
Step3: Click "Start" to convert TS files on Mac.
