Tip Convert Sony DSC-TX55/TX66/TX10 MTS to MPEG-2/WMV for Adobe Premiere Pro

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Summary: Have got an Sony Cybershot DSC-TX camera like TX55, 
TX66, TX10, TX20, TX100v and want to import/edit AVCHD .mts 
footages in Adobe Premiere without rendering; check out the guide 
to learn how to convert Sony Cybershot DSC-TX AVCDH MTS to Adobe 
Premiere Pro compatible WMV/MPEG-2 video format.

I have a Sony DSC-TX55, which is wonderful to be taken to record 
full HD videos(AVCHD) when I’m travelling. Whereas, when I wanna 
edit those AVCHD MTS footage in Adobe Premiere before sharing 
with my friends, I met problems: the Premiere handled with the 
1080p files so slowly, and I couldn't edit my videos smoothly. 
Well, I’ve found out the solution to fix the AVCHD (.mts/.m2ts) 
footage in Adobe Premiere issues. If you are also the Cybershot 
DSC-TX camera like TX66, TX10, TX20, TX100v, DSC-TX200 owner and 
had the similar trouble with Premiere, go through the article to 
check out the solution.

So how to import/load video clips from Sony DSC-TX55/TX66/TX10 
into Adobe Premiere for editing smoothly? The reason behind that 
you can't edit Sony AVCHD MTS files in Premiere smoothly is due 
to the format and codec. AVCHD MTS is a delivery codec rather 
than editing codec. The best method to solve those problems is to 
transcode Sony AVCHD .mts to Adobe Premiere most compatible 
format, for instance, the WMV, MPEG-2 with Brorsoft AVCHD MTS to 
Premiere Converter(or the Mac version) .

Overall, the Sony Video Converter comes with supports for a wide 
range of video editing software and media devices, including 
Adobe Premiere, Sony Vegas, Cyberlink PowerDirector, Avid, Magix 
Movie Edit Pro, and Windows Movie Maker. It helps you convert 
Sony as well as Panasonic, Canon AVCHD recording to any editable 
format like WMV, MPEG-2, Avid DNxHD as you need without any 
quality loss.

How to Convert Sony Cybershot DSC-TX AVCHD footages into Adobe 
Premiere for editing smoothly

Step 1. Free download and run the Brorsoft MTS/M2TS Converter and 
import Sony AVCHD mts files to the program.

Step 2. Hit the Format box and select Adobe Premiere/Sony Vegas > 
MPEG-2 (*.mpg) as output format on the drop-down menu. “WMV 
(VC-1) (*.wmv)” is also the proper format for Adobe Premiere.

Step 3. For editing MPEG-2 in Adobe Premiere, the best Frame Rate 
is 30fps, so we recommend you set 1920*1080 as video size and 
30fps or 29.97fps as Frame Rate on the Profile Settings.

Step 4. Finally, press the convert button; it will start to 
convert Sony DSC-TX55/TX66/TX10 MTS to MPEG-2/WMV for Adobe 
Premiere Pro immediately.

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