Convert M2TS to MP4

I just pre ordered the iPhone 6 Plus and it will be delivered on 9/19. So excited. My question is how I could transfer the M2TS video files stored in my camcorder to iPhone 6 Plus so that I can watch them whenever. I only know iPhone 6 plus supports MP4 video format. Which is the best video converter that can help me convert M2TS to MP4. Thanks?

Try macx free ts video converter. It can easily convert M2TS, MTS, TS vidoe files to MP4 format. What's more, it is a freeware.
Or you can also follow this tips to know how to do it: http://www.macxdvd.com/mac-dvd-video-converter-how-to/convert-hd-mkv-mts-avi-to-iphone6.htm

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Hi
We are looking for a software which converts SWF to MP4, we found many software which does the job but issue is file size is not optimize.
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According to Premiere, the original was not ntsc (512x384 (1.0) 23.97fps, Progressive) The original files were pulled from the camcorder (an older type that used big clunky video tapes, old for it's time even in 2003) by a friend since my computer at the time was not able to do so for some reason. He also encoded them the way they are now.
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