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1. #What is the canon hevc codec software#
2. #What is the canon hevc codec code#
3. #What is the canon hevc codec Pc#
4. #What is the canon hevc codec download#

Plus, you need the software to recognize and use the features of the GPU. I'm not sure who would take out their more powerful GPU just to use the internal Intel GPU. I don't have any of those Intel processors because overall, they're much weaker than the latest AMD processors.

#What is the canon hevc codec Pc#

The first thing most people do when they build or buy a PC is to put in an Nvidia or AMD GPU because overall they are much more powerful.

#What is the canon hevc codec code#

stuff like that is just comical, there are artificial limitations off all categories and technical difficulty, from something that's clearly just a single line of code to copying the same code from another camera, I honestly don't know why not more customers keep mail-bombing the support but at least I and some others will continue to do so.Ĭlick to expand.Yes, but no one uses the Intel GPU. How about the record limit even though the EU got rid of the import tax on photo cameras being able to record longer video. Oh and 99 frame limit in the intervalometer. every phone can do it but the 4500€ camera with a throughput of 30frames 8K a second can't. I bet you they'll offer it the the R1 and R5 users will keep thinking that it's a hardware limit. Give me the firmware and I will add focus spot related metering in a couple of days/weeks, I'm a good enough programmer of high efficiency code for image analysis to pull this off, it could maybe be done in a day if you knew your way around the firmware already.

My question and frustration remains, it is an artificial castration of features and half a year ago or so some Canon manager was interviewed regarding crippling their models and the answer was 'no'. No need to discuss the differences between the log formats here, C-Log2 just offers more dynamic range, period. Make money with hardware, provide the best software you can, charge for addons if you must but don't expect most people purchasing cameras more frequently when all that is missing is Canon's will to SUPPORT their own product properly. I'm mostly happy with the R5 but eager for a policy change from Canon towards higher frequency firmware upgrades. I'm a more or less happy Canon shooter, 'stuck' with many lenses, never switched to Sony because of that and because I like many things about Canon better. Why would they change their behavior if most customers don't mind spending the money and not even complain? Canon just claims it doesn't cripple their cameras. H264 codec, focus-spot bound metering etc etc.īut no. this would be another bummer.Īt least go and offer firmware addons people can pick and pay for.

#What is the canon hevc codec download#

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