Convert MKV to AVCHD

.mkv

VLC Media Player

MKV Matroska is an open-source multimedia container format that supports more than one audio and subtitle tracks in the same file. It is the most convenient file type where you can add a large sum of data, such as videos, audios, texts, and various images. It is a RAW format which you can later flip and separate based on needed data tracks.

Whether it is video, audio, subtitle, or image, every file will be stored in a separate data line. It is a lot similar to the MP4 or AVI format, although when users are packaging an MKV file, they rarely bundle all the tracks within the file. Various media players don't even support the MKV video format; therefore, the users need to use specialized media players who can help the MKV format, such as VLC media player.

Steve Lhomme

.avchd

AVCHD can record HD videos in various modes like 1080p, 720p, 1080i on AVCHD, Blu-Ray, memory cards, hard discs, and other rewritable discs. This is a high-quality video codec. The standard of AVCHD includes using the compressed format of AVC video, the extension of M2TS or MTS file, audio codec (AC3), etc. This codec has the primary feature ensuring compressing with high efficiency along with high image content. If we consider playback, then the codec is too heavy; it’s a flaw indeed.

The format of AVCHD can do video compression in the spaces of small discs. The process also preserves the video quality and details. AVCHD has improved features like stereoscopic video and 1080 mode of 60 and 50 frames per second. This format has Blu-Ray compatibility. You can burn the videos of this format to Blu-Ray discs and DVDs directly; there’s no need to convert the videos to different formats.