Upload a TS file and download a MP4. Free, no account, no watermark, and nothing is kept on our server.
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Turning a broadcast or camera recording into something an editor will actually open.
A TS file is a broadcast transport stream, the format used for digital TV and by many cameras and recorders. It is built to survive interruption rather than to be edited, so most software prefers you convert it first.
MP4 is the format the world settled on. It is a container rather than a codec, almost always holding H.264 video and AAC audio, and there is no device, browser, editor or social platform that refuses it. If you are not sure what to convert something to, the answer is MP4.
| TS | MP4 | |
|---|---|---|
| Released | 1995 | 2003 |
| Developed by | MPEG | MPEG |
| Type | Transport stream | Container |
| Usual codecs | MPEG-2 or H.264 | H.264 or H.265 with AAC |
| File size | Large | Small for the quality |
| Best suited to | Broadcast and camera recordings | Everything, honestly |
| Support | Players yes, editors often no | Universal |
The video is decoded and re-encoded, which costs a small amount of quality - invisible once, noticeable if you convert the same clip back and forth repeatedly. Resolution, frame rate and aspect ratio are preserved. Going from TS to MP4 changes the wrapper and the codec, not the footage itself.
Video takes real time. A short clip finishes in under a minute, while a full-length film can take considerably longer, because every frame has to be decoded and encoded again. Uploading a large file is usually the slowest part of all.
Your file is uploaded to our server because the conversion runs there. A cleanup task runs every hour and deletes anything older than an hour, so nothing you upload survives more than about two hours. We do not open your files, we do not keep copies, and no account is needed to use the converter.