I would like to capture video from device’s back camera directly to ProRes codec, now that .proRes422
and .proRes4444
are available as AVVideoCodecType
options in iOS 11.
But I receive an error that recording is:
unsupported given the current configuration
On both iPhone X and second generation iPad Pro, when trying to capture video with the following code:
movieFileOutput.setOutputSettings([AVVideoCodecKey: AVVideoCodecType.proRes422],
for: movieFileOutputConnection!)
If this approach is wrong, can the captured video be encoded by using AVCaptureVideoDataOutput
alongside AVAssetWriter
?
To set up ProRes, go to Settings > Camera > Formats, then turn on Apple ProRes.
Apple ProRes enables multistream, real-time editing performance while delivering professional image quality. With iOS 15.1 or later, your iPhone 13 Pro or iPhone 13 Pro Max can record videos in the Apple ProRes format in the Camera app using any of its cameras in Video mode.
I received a response from Brad Ford, an engineer from camera software team at Apple:
The
AVVideoCodecType
(string) is available, meaning you can compile code that references this constant without a compile error. ButAVCaptureMovieFileOutput
is telling you the truth. ProRes is not supported on iOS.
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