mts file can be played in VLC Media Player or Real Player or whatever. When one edits these files in Pixella Video Browser (the bundled software noted above) the. This appears to be some inexplicable effort by Canon to create a closed-source system.
cpi file, which contains some of the data needed to view the. mts format but each is associated with a. The hitch is that if one renames, moves, or in any way alters these files, one cannot get back to them with the utility in case one wants to transfer them back to the camera, say to show them on a TV where there is no computer interface. One must use proprietary software that came with the camera to transfer files and it can also be used to edit the videos. First, I learned that I cannot plug my camera (or its SD card) into my computer and drag and drop files with Free Commander (an improved version of Windows Explorer) like I could with other digital cameras I have used. That is still of some concern but a lot of new issues have arisen. My main concern going to HD video was the size of the files it would produce. So I am not a newbie but, man, do I ever feel like one with this new gear. mpg files, then edited in Windows Live Movie Maker (Win7 version) to. Recently I have converted some of my VHS stuff to SD digital as. The "HQ" video from my still camera is 320x240, which I have edited in Windows Movie Maker (XP version). A little history to start: I've been taking photos since 1948, film movies since the early 60s, VHS videos in the 80s and 90s, and digital stills and some video since 2003.
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