M2TS
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| − | '''M2TS''' is the video stream packet format, [[MPEG-2]] based, used on [[Blu-ray Disc]]s. The normal extension is .m2ts, but in instances where such files are stored in filesystems (e.g., [[FAT32]]) that allow only three-letter extensions, . | + | '''M2TS''' is the video stream packet format, [[MPEG-2]] based, used on [[Blu-ray Disc]]s. It is a variant of [[MPEG Transport Stream]] format. The normal extension is .m2ts, but in instances where such files are stored in filesystems (e.g., [[FAT32]]) that allow only three-letter extensions, .mts is used. |
These files are usually accompanied by other associated files including these related formats: | These files are usually accompanied by other associated files including these related formats: | ||
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* [[CLPI]] (Blu-ray disc clip info files) | * [[CLPI]] (Blu-ray disc clip info files) | ||
* [[MPLS]] (Blu-ray disc playlists) | * [[MPLS]] (Blu-ray disc playlists) | ||
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| + | == Software == | ||
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== Links == | == Links == | ||
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* [http://www.ogg-converter.net/3gp/convert-m2ts-to-3gp.htm Convert M2TS to 3GP] | * [http://www.ogg-converter.net/3gp/convert-m2ts-to-3gp.htm Convert M2TS to 3GP] | ||
* [http://www.freepatentsonline.com/EP1821310.html Related patent application (European Patent Application EP1821310)] | * [http://www.freepatentsonline.com/EP1821310.html Related patent application (European Patent Application EP1821310)] | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:38, 19 May 2018
M2TS is the video stream packet format, MPEG-2 based, used on Blu-ray Discs. It is a variant of MPEG Transport Stream format. The normal extension is .m2ts, but in instances where such files are stored in filesystems (e.g., FAT32) that allow only three-letter extensions, .mts is used.
These files are usually accompanied by other associated files including these related formats:
- BDMV (Blu-ray disc files for user interactivity)
- CLPI (Blu-ray disc clip info files)
- MPLS (Blu-ray disc playlists)
