Video Servers & Replay Systems​

Hi John,

Welcome to the Community.

Assuming that your Mira (Mira+) is an AVC-I 100 machine, you are correct to say that it records content internally in AVC-100.  All 'external' content has to be imported into Mira (including externally-recorded AVC-I 100 content).

Fortunately, already provided within Mira, is an Import facility which will import (almost) any format and convert it into the right one for Mira. To help streamline this workflow, it is also possible to setup a watch folder to do this.

You can find out a whole lot more about the Mira import function here - Import

I hope that this help you,

Best regards,

Raphael

Hi John,

Welcome to the Community.

Assuming that your Mira (Mira+) is an AVC-I 100 machine, you are correct to say that it records content internally in AVC-100.  All 'external' content has to be imported into Mira (including externally-recorded AVC-I 100 content).

Fortunately, already provided within Mira, is an Import facility which will import (almost) any format and convert it into the right one for Mira. To help streamline this workflow, it is also possible to setup a watch folder to do this.

You can find out a whole lot more about the Mira import function here - Import

I hope that this help you,

Best regards,

Raphael

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Raphael Samad
Business Development Manager
Production Switchers/Video Servers
Ross Video
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Hi John,

I am glad that you managed to get it sorted.

Thank you also for reporting back.

Best regards,

Raphael

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Raphael Samad
Business Development Manager
Production Switchers/Video Servers
Ross Video
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Original Message:
Sent: 01-20-2024 08:32
From: John Hodges
Subject: iPhone video to Mira

Thanks. I found my problem. I had my iPhone 14 set to High Efficiency which makes the videos record in H.265. That format is not listed as compatible in the Mira specs. I changed my phone setting to Most Compatible which produces H.264 video.

John Hodges