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MPEG2 is the core of most digital television and DVD formats, and Blu-ray disc is an optical disc storage medium using blue laser to read the disc instead of longer-wavelength red laser as DVDs do. If you want to convert a Blu-ray disc or file into a MPEG2 format file, you need some preparation work. This tutorial will show you how to convert Blu-ray to MPEG-2.

As you see, MP4 is the most popular video format. You can access many MP4 files no matter downloaded online or recorded by a hot camera. However, many users meet the problems while importing MP4 to PowerDirector for further editing like file not supported; no audio track. According to the Cyberlink official website, Powerdirector can support MPEG-4 format, but due to the codec issue, PowerDirector might not work with all MP4 files. You need to find another way to perform the task. As we all know, the most compatible video codec for PowerDirector is MPEG-2, then transocoding MP4 files to MPEG-2 with a third party program is an easy way to edit MP4 videos in Cyberlink PowerDirector. Then watch the tutorial about converting MP4 files to PowerDirector format.

You probably heard the good news - the PS4's new Media Player should now be available for download. It finally transforms the PS4 into a proper media centre, allowing for playback of movies like MKV, AVI, MPEG-2 TS, MP4 and music MP3, AAC over both wi-fi (DLNA) and USB. However, there are still many guys meets issues when playing MKV on PS4- "PS4 Media Player Not Reading MKV movies"... In this tutorial, we just aim to solve the MKV to PS4 playback issues for you.

We can easily find there are many guys are eager to know if Adobe Premiere can support H.265 codec as many of them wanna import and edit H.265 in Adobe Premiere Pro. Well, as far as we know, the H.265 standard simply has not yet been adopted by Adobe or any other software industry leaders. To work H.265/HEVC in Adobe Premiere Pro, you'll need to convert H.265 video files to something editable like MPEG-2 for Premiere Pro. This tutorial will give you a quick fix.

Adobe Premiere Pro CC does not support importing FLV files directly into your project, though you can import F4V files directly. To work FLV/F4V in Adobe Premiere Pro, you'll need to convert FLV files to something editable like MPEG-2 for Premiere Pro. How to solve this problem? Just watch the following tutorial.

XAVC (employs MPEG-4 AVC/H.264 level 5.2) has been developed as an open format, providing a license program for other manufacturers in the broadcast and production industry to develop their own high quality and high frame rate products. Whereas, the XAVC codec purpose is to allow high end Sony cameras to be able to record 4K, not to be an editable format. When you edit XAVC in After Effects, problems would occur from time to time. In this tutorial, we will list specifics about a workflow of XAVC codec through Adobe After Effects.

Can't import your MP4 file to Adobe Premiere Pro CC? It is officially stated that MP4 is supported by Adobe Premiere. The reason is that MP4 is a format container with different codecs. But if your MP4 file codec isn't compatible with Adobe Premiere, to easily solve your problem, you can convert this MP4 video to other Premiere friendly movie format like MPEG-2 or MOV( It applies to all kinds of Adobe Premiere, including Adobe Premiere Pro CC, Adobe Premiere Pro CS3/ CS4/ CS5/ CS6). Then,go to watch this tutorial.