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EOS R5 Mark II video codec not supported

JuGreaves
Contributor

Hi to all in the community. I sure hope someone can help!

I have an R5 ii. I have captured video clips in CLOG2.

I can't get anything to play them and they wont work in the free version of DaVinci Resolve.

Everything just says something like "codec not supported".

I'm new to video. Can someone please explain to me in non-technical language what I need to do?

Many thanks,

Julian

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AtticusLake
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The free version of Resolve is limited in various ways, so that you would have a reason to buy the Studio version.  One limitation is that it doesn't support advanced codecs, like the 10-bit video your camera is probably recording.

Various things you could try:

  • set your camera to record 8-bit
  • transcode your video to 8-bit, for example using Handbrake
  • buy Resolve Stiudio

Which you do is up to you.  For people doing advanced video, buying a full video editor (like Resolve Studio or Premiere Pro) would be considered pretty basic.  If you're not doing serious video, then 8-bit should be fine.

 

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XF-HEVC is a pretty new thing; it's possible that Resolve doesn't support it yet...?  Having said that, their list of supported codecs does list XF-HEVC, as of August 2024.

https://documents.blackmagicdesign.com/SupportNotes/DaVinci_Resolve_19_Supported_Codec_List.pdf?_v=1...

And XF-HEVC S?  I don't know what that is.  Maybe that's an issue.

Unfortunately I don't have a camera that can record XF-HEVC.  For the record, though, XF-AVC 4:2:2 10-bit does work in Resolve.

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