Online AVCHD Converter

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What is a AVCHD file?

AVCHD (Advanced Video Coding High Definition) is a video format developed by Sony and Panasonic for HD camcorders. It uses the H.264/MPEG-4 AVC codec for video compression and supports high-definition resolutions like 1080p and 720p.

AVCHD is ideal for professional and consumer video recording, offering excellent quality with efficient file sizes. It’s commonly used on Blu-ray discs and SD cards in video cameras.

How to open AVCHD files

AVCHD files can be played with VLC, Windows Media Player (with codecs), and Blu-ray players. Editing software like Adobe Premiere Pro and Final Cut Pro also support AVCHD.

To make AVCHD easier to share or archive, convert it to MP4 or MOV using AnyConv.

Key facts about AVCHD

  • Full name: Advanced Video Coding High Definition
  • Extension: .mts / .m2ts
  • MIME type: video/avchd
  • Developed by: Sony & Panasonic
  • Initial release: 2006

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🎯 Did You Know?

The format that filled family DVDs
When HD camcorders became affordable in the late 2000s, AVCHD was the go-to format for recording birthdays, vacations, and weddings. Countless home videos burned onto Blu-ray discs or DVDs owe their crisp memories - and hefty file sizes - to this format.
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❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about AVCHD
  • Do I need to install software to convert AVCHD files?
    No extra software is required. Just upload your AVCHD files to AnyConv, we’ll convert them on our servers, and you can download the finished file right away.
  • Can I use AVCHD converter on my phone or tablet?
    Yes, you can convert AVCHD files on any device - including phones and tablets. AnyConv works perfectly on mobile.
  • Is it safe to convert AVCHD files with AnyConv?
    Yes, converting AVCHD files with AnyConv is secure. All files are automatically deleted after conversion and never shared.
  • Can I convert multiple AVCHD files at once?
    Yes, our converter supports batch processing. You can upload several AVCHD files and convert them all at once.