AVCHD was originally proposed by Matsushita and Sony in May as a video camcorder format to record high-definition footage on a 8-cm DVD disk using H.264 video compression technology.

Just touch the dedicated Movie button and record detail-packed HD videos and crisp stereo sound in a choice of AVCHD 1080i or web-friendly MP4 formats.

Sony's high-definition camcorders and cameras with video-recording capabilities record video in the MTS file format, also known as the Advanced Video Codec High Definition or AVCHD format.

Sony and Panasonic are introducing a new high-def consumer camcorder standard, AVCHD, using mini (8cm) DVDs. It encompasses hi-def recording in six different formats, plus standard-resolution PAL ...

Sony introduced AVCHD high-definition camcorders — the HDR-UX1 and HDR-SR1 Handycams —which record in full 1080i HD resolution and Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound to either 3in DVD media or hard ...

Sony plans to take the wraps off its first high-definition camcorder compatible with the new AVCHD format next Wednesday. AVCHD has been developed by Sony and Matsushita Electric Industrial ...

Sony Electronics has announced the introduction of a new family of AVCHD format products directed towards professional and “pro-sumer” users. The new line has been dubbed “NXCAM” and the first product ...

High-definition video fans can prepare themselves for another new format: AVCHD. The format, developed by Sony and Matsushita Electric Industrial (Panasonic), is aimed at high-definition ...

Wrapping them entails demuxing the AVCHD content and shoving it into a .mov wrapper, which iMovie will import and convert to the AIC format.