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It looks like a ProRes file. I download it and cannot playback on standard iPad. Not familiar with the codec info displayed in metadata. Do not have my computer available to go dig. #[5]​ is there reencoding happening on upload out of curiosity? Or is this the file as uploaded by user?
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Ok. Confirmed it is a ProRes issue by trying to open it in iMovie (🤣). Some newer Apple iOS devices can decode, but not legacy hardware. Best to export the movie to a distribution friendly codec (mp4) and reupload.

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Mazin 2y ago

14 pro wins again

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Apple does not mess around with their silicon division.

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Well, they did a whole lot of messing around first I assume…

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nostr.build 2y ago

Great detective work all, and good to know for future potential issues. Glad it is an Apple format issue..

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Mazin 2y ago

Glad I could help, thanks for nostr.build

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I got both #[5]​ and #[4]​ in the same thread. I am the one thanking you both for all the work you are doing. I use your services daily.

I am obsessed with Nostr, not entirely sure why. Is this the new web?

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nostr.build 2y ago

I’m on a 12, does that mean I need to upgrade already?!? Is it legacy hardware.. Apple!!.. 🤦‍♂️

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ProRes was mainly created for the video post-production industry, then adopted in production. Have stopped following the development, but I remember seeing something about using it for distribution as well. The compatibility must come down to the solutions they can build straight into the chip.