Encode, stream, and record up to 4K video with the Prism Flex 855 Portable 4K HEVC/H.264 Encoder from Teradek. The Prism Flex allows you to input up to 4K video via HDMI or 12G-SDI and output video via Gigabit Ethernet or Wi-Fi for live monitoring on a LAN, streaming to the Internet, or streaming to a remote destination over a cellular network. It supports encoding high-quality, low-bandwidth HEVC/H.265 and H.264 codecs as well as up to 4:2:2 10-bit HDR video.

The 12G-SDI and HDMI inputs can accept up to 4K resolution video and any resolution that is accepted by either input can be streamed live over hardwired Ethernet, Wi-Fi, or the dual USB ports that can be used to connect cellular modems. The Prism Flex also supports cellular bonding, so you can ensure a strong transmission by bonding both connections. You can also utilize the integrated SD card slot for recording your stream, or you can upload automatically to the cloud. The unit can be managed and monitored using the Prism App for iOS and Android to control resolution, bitrate, and bonding settings.

Encode 4K Video for Streaming    12G-SDI and HDMI Video Inputs    Gigabit Ethernet, Wi-Fi & USB Streaming    USB Ports Support Cellular Modems    Adaptive Bit-Rate Encoding up to 30 Mb/s    HEVC/H.265 and AVC/H.264 Codec Support    4:2:2 10-Bit HDR Capable    SD Card Slot for Recording    Manage Wirelessly on iOS and Android    Support for Cellular Network Bonding

Point-to-point and live streaming

Encode video between 1080p and 4K, 4:2:2 10-bit HDR capable

Stream in HEVC/H.265 and AVC/H.264 codecs via RTMP/RTMPS, SRT, MPEG-TS, and RTSP protocols

SD card slot for recording and automatic uploading to the cloud

Cloud-based IP video management platform Core allows for network bonding, multi-destination streaming, remote management, and monitoring

Manage Prism Flex from afar with the Prism app for iOS and Android and review stats like resolution, bitrate, and network connection

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the hand grip able to be manipulated or is it fixed?

A: While you can adjust the tightness of the hand strap, the hand grip cannot be manipulated beyond that. It is in a fixed position.

Q: 2. Is the lens parfocal, during manual operation? In other words, can I zoom in, find focus, then zoom out with confidence that the focus is correct?

A: While it is not specifically listed,users have reported that this camera's lens behaves as a parfocal lens.

Q: 3. I read in a review that this camera does not do time lapse, is this accurate?

A: That is correct. There is no time lapse feature listed in the manual for this camcorder.

Q: 4. Is the SDI from the Canon XF705 10-Bit 4:4:4 or 4:4:2?

A: The 12G-SDI output will be 4:2:2 10-Bit.

Q: 5. What is the best high quality sharp clear UV lens protector filter for the XF705 that will not affect the Fstop?

A: A simple Tiffen filter, such as the one illustrated here, will match your request: https://bhpho.to/2VB0j7w

Q: 6. PICTURE PROFILE?

A: Yes, the XF705 has a number of different Preset Color Settings and a Custom Color Setting.

Q: 7. Can I adjust its output color?

A: Yes, The Prism Flex has color correction capabilities. You'll be able to apply LUTs through the encoder. CDL/1024 1D LUT (supports 10-bit color) 33x33x33 3D LUT (supports 10-bit color) More info to help https://bit.ly/3NRbp1n

Q: 8. Can the Prism Flex Mk.II boost the embedded audio to make up for broadcast headroom that's created up the signal chain?

A: Yes, audio output volume can be adjusted on the Teradek Prism Flex Mk II HEVC/AVC Encoder.

Q: 9. Hi, what is the best high quality memory card to use on the XF705?

A: The camera would need nothing faster than this Sandisk model: https://bhpho.to/39uM6Bh - any faster card would be overkill.

Q: 10. Has anyone had experience with XF705 low light performance? And how far can you push the gain?

A: With its 1" sensor it will out perform cameras with smaller sensor's. You should see acceptable performance in low light with this camcorder. Higher gain will always look like higher gain. So practice good cinematography techniques of exposing correctly, adding light whenever you can and you will get great images.