How to Fix AVCHD DaVinci Resolve Editing Issue?

Actually, AVCHD (.mts) is natively supported by DaVinci Resolve, according to the DaVinci Resolve supported format list. But you sometimes cannot import .mts files to DaVinci Resolve due to some reasons, like the DaVinci Resolve version, the computer hardware, damaged MTS video files, the MTS codec, the MTS frame rate, etc. It is hard to figure out the exact reason, and transcoding AVCHD files can be workable in most situations, especially for unsupported codecs, high bitrates, high frame rates, and low-end computers.

To transcode MTS files easily, you can try WonderFox HD Video Converter Factory Pro. It is an all-in-one video processing tool that can easily convert AVCHD videos to DaVinci Resolve-supported QuickTime MOV, MP4, AVI, ProRes, etc. without losing quality. During the video conversion, you are also allowed to lower the video bitrate and frame rate and adjust other video & audio parameters to make the DaVinci Resolve editing process run more smoothly.

Not just convert files for video/audio unsupported issues, HD Video Converter Factory Pro can also serve as a video editor, downloader, compressor, recorder, and more.

DownloadDownload it here now and follow the guide below to start the conversion.

Step 1. Import Unsupported AVCHD Files

Download and launch WonderFox HD Video Converter Factory Pro on your PC. Click to enter the “Converter” module. Then press the “+ Add Files” button to import the MTS files you want to convert. Dragging-and-dropping operations are also supported.

Step 2. Choose the Output Format

Hit the format image on the right side of the interface to open the output format library. You can choose MP4, MOV, etc. under the “Video” tab and “ProRes” under the “Select Device” > “Apple” category.

Optional: You can also enter the “Parameter settings” window to change the video codec, resolution, bitrate, frame rate, etc.

Step 3. Start Exporting Converted Files

When everything is ready, press the inverted triangle button to specify an output folder for the converted files. Finally, hit “Run” to start the conversion.

After finishing the conversion, you can import the converted files to DaVinci Resolve and start editing without issue.

This post has shown the way to fix the DaVinci Resolve MTS AVCHD importing issue. You can just follow this post to convert your files for smooth editing in DaVinci Resolve. Besides converting files, you can also try to update DaVinci Resolve to the newest version and upgrade your computer hardware to see if you can import AVCHD files.

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