You need to re-encode your videos to a different codec (file format).
The video recorded by the 5D IV is great for editing- so pull it up in an editor and export is as h.264 (or whatever your target device/service wants).
That's what everyone's been saying: the video needs to be processed for streaming purposes.
snapsy wrote:
Prores is a variant of MPEG-2 and is performed in an ASIC the same as MPEG-4. There aren't any embedded processors in cameras that are fast enough to encode either without hardware assistance. The reason you don't see any high-volume solutions for Prores is a function of licensing cost.
Not sure is a licensing cost, the new Red Weapon 8k (50'000 USD camera) is able to do 8k RAW at 75 fps!! but only 4k at 30 fps in prores.
The Canon C700 can also do only 4k 30fps in prores...
So why people would expect a 6'000 usd 1Dx II to achieve that ...
Again just look at the huge cooler that these two brand new camera have...
