Thanks for 5.8, it works like charm. I have some request
Can you please implement the feature that turn off the info panel like (Aperture, shutter speed, iso) separately I'm using old Canon FD lens and the Aperture is not detected properly. Sometimes I just want to turn the Aperture info off only, leaving shutter speed and iso info on. Thanks
> > *+) Battery-Icon: *Bugfix > > Deactivating the icon had no effect -> Fixed > > Newer Canon batteries showed incorrect % available -> Fixed Formula.
> > *(For developers who want to dig into the 96 parameter output from the > DryOs > > BATTERY_REPORT -> I've attached examples of 8 batteries).*
> > *+) External Monitor: *Not quite there yet! > > -> Cropmarks on external HDMI monitors will* probably *now appear in the > > correct place. > > -> Histograms / False Colour / Zebras *do not currently work on external > > HDMI monitors > > *-> When you switch off you camera, you *will *get and Error 70 (and need > to > > pop out the battery)
> > *(When I have more time free, I will be working towards making it fully > > compatible!*) ****
> > *ML Startup Tip:* In the cases when ML did not launch all the way > through > > to LiveView, press the Canon 'MENU' button (found this during several > hours > > of battery report analysis).
> > Have fun :D
> > AJ
> > ============================================================== > > **** As I am using a SmallHD monitor, they have asked (bribed :D ) me to > let > > you know what I think of their monitor:
> > *Answer*: I think the DP6 a huge step up from the LCD screen. I am very > > happy with it! If we do manage to convince the DryOs to send a clean > > HD_HDMI signal out when its recording, I will of course be even happier!
> > [Bribe] If you do decide to buy any monitors from them, and put down that > > you were referred by me in the "Special Instructions' -> they will send > me a > > DP6 wireless remote!!
> To post to this group, send email to ml-devel@googlegroups.com > To unsubscribe from this group, send email to > ml-devel+unsubscribe@googlegroups.com > For more options, visit this group at > http://groups.google.com/group/ml-devel?hl=en
1. Good news - the monitor does not have to be switched on before the camera. Both my monitors worked when plugged in to the camera with AJ displaying live view.
2. Crop marks/dispay are not quite there yet. Here are the results from my measurements filming a ruler with 16 x 9 crop:
- Preview display - bottom of crop is behind the AJ display (top of which is 1.25), top mark at 6.4 - Filming display - 1.0 and 6.3 - Recorded display - 1.1 and 6.5
Results for 2.35 crop are a bit better with preview and filming display the same. I have never filmed with 2.35:1 so I didn't know what to expect with the resultant film - I had assumed that I would get a cropped image, but I am getting full screen image. I assume therefore that the crop has to be applied in post.
3. My Jag35 monitor has given variable result which might be due to the cable but don't think so. The first couple of recordings, the screen lost connection between moving from HD to SD, I managed to replicate this twice, but thereafter it worked fine.
4. My Marshall 5" monitor worked fine each time.
5. Full screen display does not give full screen video - it has a letterbox band on either side.
6. Histogram appears to be working perfectly.
7. I got Err 70 a few times - a) on going into playback and b) on shutting down - but not consistently. Both worked fine on (most) occasions.
I have been shooting the last few days (with Marshall external monitor) and AJ 5.7 which seems to be the most stable build yet.
> ============ (which *only* runs on 5D2 @ 2.0.4) *BETA*-TEST-VERSION > === AJ 5.8 === > ============ Download 2.0.4 from > http://www.moiraobrien.com/magiclantern/
> This version has the following Changes:
> *+) Battery-Icon: *Bugfix > Deactivating the icon had no effect -> Fixed > Newer Canon batteries showed incorrect % available -> Fixed Formula.
> *(For developers who want to dig into the 96 parameter output from the > DryOs BATTERY_REPORT -> I've attached examples of 8 batteries).*
> *+) External Monitor: *Not quite there yet! > -> Cropmarks on external HDMI monitors will* probably *now appear in the > correct place. > -> Histograms / False Colour / Zebras *do not currently work on external > HDMI monitors > *-> When you switch off you camera, you *will *get and Error 70 (and need > to pop out the battery)
> *(When I have more time free, I will be working towards making it fully > compatible!*) ****
> *ML Startup Tip:* In the cases when ML did not launch all the way through > to LiveView, press the Canon 'MENU' button (found this during several hours > of battery report analysis).
> Have fun :D
> AJ
> ============================================================== > **** As I am using a SmallHD monitor, they have asked (bribed :D ) me to > let you know what I think of their monitor:
> *Answer*: I think the DP6 a huge step up from the LCD screen. I am very > happy with it! If we do manage to convince the DryOs to send a clean > HD_HDMI signal out when its recording, I will of course be even happier!
> [Bribe] If you do decide to buy any monitors from them, and put down that > you were referred by me in the "Special Instructions' -> they will send me a > DP6 wireless remote!!
> To post to this group, send email to ml-devel@googlegroups.com > To unsubscribe from this group, send email to > ml-devel+unsubscribe@googlegroups.com > For more options, visit this group at > http://groups.google.com/group/ml-devel?hl=en
Typical - as soon as I send the last email and switched on with the Marshall monitor, I got the same problem of the screen losing data when record was pressed. Dropping mirror and raising it again brings the screen back to life.
Crop marks are set to wide, but are displaying now as less than 2.35:1 when filming (monitor is now back up on recording).
CB 2.35:1 crop is showing on preview display as about 1.98:1. On recording it is showing as about 2.54:1.
AJ 2.35:1 has display of c 2.02:1 and recording c 2.59.
Thats all for tonight :).
Moira
On 15 June 2011 19:50, Moira O'Brien LIPF <mo...@moiraobrien.com> wrote:
> 1. Good news - the monitor does not have to be switched on before the > camera. Both my monitors worked when plugged in to the camera with AJ > displaying live view.
> 2. Crop marks/dispay are not quite there yet. Here are the results from my > measurements filming a ruler with 16 x 9 crop:
> - Preview display - bottom of crop is behind the AJ display (top of > which is 1.25), top mark at 6.4 > - Filming display - 1.0 and 6.3 > - Recorded display - 1.1 and 6.5
> Results for 2.35 crop are a bit better with preview and filming display the > same. I have never filmed with 2.35:1 so I didn't know what to expect with > the resultant film - I had assumed that I would get a cropped image, but I > am getting full screen image. I assume therefore that the crop has to be > applied in post.
> 3. My Jag35 monitor has given variable result which might be due to the > cable but don't think so. The first couple of recordings, the screen lost > connection between moving from HD to SD, I managed to replicate this twice, > but thereafter it worked fine.
> 4. My Marshall 5" monitor worked fine each time.
> 5. Full screen display does not give full screen video - it has a letterbox > band on either side.
> 6. Histogram appears to be working perfectly.
> 7. I got Err 70 a few times - a) on going into playback and b) on shutting > down - but not consistently. Both worked fine on (most) occasions.
> I have been shooting the last few days (with Marshall external monitor) and > AJ 5.7 which seems to be the most stable build yet.
> On 15 June 2011 01:46, Antony Newman <antony.new...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> ============ (which *only* runs on 5D2 @ 2.0.4) *BETA*-TEST-VERSION >> === AJ 5.8 === >> ============ Download 2.0.4 from >> http://www.moiraobrien.com/magiclantern/
>> This version has the following Changes:
>> *+) Battery-Icon: *Bugfix >> Deactivating the icon had no effect -> Fixed >> Newer Canon batteries showed incorrect % available -> Fixed Formula.
>> *(For developers who want to dig into the 96 parameter output from the >> DryOs BATTERY_REPORT -> I've attached examples of 8 batteries).*
>> *+) External Monitor: *Not quite there yet! >> -> Cropmarks on external HDMI monitors will* probably *now appear in the >> correct place. >> -> Histograms / False Colour / Zebras *do not currently work on external >> HDMI monitors >> *-> When you switch off you camera, you *will *get and Error 70 (and need >> to pop out the battery)
>> *(When I have more time free, I will be working towards making it fully >> compatible!*) ****
>> *ML Startup Tip:* In the cases when ML did not launch all the way >> through to LiveView, press the Canon 'MENU' button (found this during >> several hours of battery report analysis).
>> Have fun :D
>> AJ
>> ============================================================== >> **** As I am using a SmallHD monitor, they have asked (bribed :D ) me to >> let you know what I think of their monitor:
>> *Answer*: I think the DP6 a huge step up from the LCD screen. I am very >> happy with it! If we do manage to convince the DryOs to send a clean >> HD_HDMI signal out when its recording, I will of course be even happier!
>> [Bribe] If you do decide to buy any monitors from them, and put down that >> you were referred by me in the "Special Instructions' -> they will send me a >> DP6 wireless remote!!
>> To post to this group, send email to ml-devel@googlegroups.com >> To unsubscribe from this group, send email to >> ml-devel+unsubscribe@googlegroups.com >> For more options, visit this group at >> http://groups.google.com/group/ml-devel?hl=en
In the last image, you see it enlarges the image. I did not zoom
myself, it is the same cadre as the rest.
One bug I found tho, when I pressed record, it lost communication.
Then I had to stop record, go into the canon's menu, go back out and
hit record again. This is the same issue with Trammell's ML beta for
2.0.8 which I always use.
You where saying about the error 70 when shutting down the camera. I
never had it, the camera shut down perfectly (according to the blue
light) each time. But I did had the error 70 once, when I hit the stop
record button. The screen format stayed at SD, it didn't popped back
to HD, which made this error pop up.
As always, great job Anthony!
Regards,
Jordy Vandeput
On 15 jun, 02:46, Antony Newman <antony.new...@gmail.com> wrote:
> ============ (which *only* runs on 5D2 @ 2.0.4) *BETA*-TEST-VERSION
> === AJ 5.8 ===
> ============ Download 2.0.4 fromhttp://www.moiraobrien.com/magiclantern/
> This version has the following Changes:
> *+) Battery-Icon: *Bugfix
> Deactivating the icon had no effect -> Fixed
> Newer Canon batteries showed incorrect % available -> Fixed Formula.
> *(For developers who want to dig into the 96 parameter output from the DryOs
> BATTERY_REPORT -> I've attached examples of 8 batteries).*
> *+) External Monitor: *Not quite there yet!
> -> Cropmarks on external HDMI monitors will* probably *now appear in the
> correct place.
> -> Histograms / False Colour / Zebras *do not currently work on external
> HDMI monitors
> *-> When you switch off you camera, you *will *get and Error 70 (and need to
> pop out the battery)
> *(When I have more time free, I will be working towards making it fully
> compatible!*) ****
> *ML Startup Tip:* In the cases when ML did not launch all the way through
> to LiveView, press the Canon 'MENU' button (found this during several hours
> of battery report analysis).
> Have fun :D
> AJ
> ==============================================================
> **** As I am using a SmallHD monitor, they have asked (bribed :D ) me to let
> you know what I think of their monitor:
> *Answer*: I think the DP6 a huge step up from the LCD screen. I am very
> happy with it! If we do manage to convince the DryOs to send a clean
> HD_HDMI signal out when its recording, I will of course be even happier!
> [Bribe] If you do decide to buy any monitors from them, and put down that
> you were referred by me in the "Special Instructions' -> they will send me a
> DP6 wireless remote!!
Some other thing that I forgot to mention is that I'm not able to
start the camera and then plugin my monitor.
I need to have my monitor plugged in before I boot my camera.
Same thing for plugging the monitor out. The screen stays black on
what ever I do, but the camera is not in frees because I can switch
between live mode. The signal is just not being send to the LCD back.
I've also checked the recorded files, and i must say I see more
compression artifacts then normal. And the cropmarks doesn't seem to
apply. I've recorded without cropmarks, with the 16x9 and cinemascope.
All of them where 1920x1080 with 1:1 pixel size. So no difference.
As long as I understand, the cropmarks are a simple overlay
shown during the recording as a reference to the camera operator, you
are responsable for applying it during edition. I think it serves its
porpouse this way.
AJ, incredible work!
Nicolas.
On 18 jun, 17:23, Jordy <unrachpictu...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I've also checked the recorded files, and i must say I see more
> compression artifacts then normal. And the cropmarks doesn't seem to
> apply. I've recorded without cropmarks, with the 16x9 and cinemascope.
> All of them where 1920x1080 with 1:1 pixel size. So no difference.
Oh I'm sorry. I thought in a previous version it would actually change
the resolution. Like when you would use no crop marks it would be
larger then 1920 horizontal.
Jordy
On 18 jun, 18:08, Nicolas Peña <nicolas.penaor...@gmail.com> wrote:
> As long as I understand, the cropmarks are a simple overlay
> shown during the recording as a reference to the camera operator, you
> are responsable for applying it during edition. I think it serves its
> porpouse this way.
> AJ, incredible work!
> Nicolas.
> On 18 jun, 17:23, Jordy <unrachpictu...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > I've also checked the recorded files, and i must say I see more
> > compression artifacts then normal. And the cropmarks doesn't seem to
> > apply. I've recorded without cropmarks, with the 16x9 and cinemascope.
> > All of them where 1920x1080 with 1:1 pixel size. So no difference.
Just tested 5.8 with the Zacuto EFV. Scaled perfectly for 2.35 crop.
With HDMI plugged in q-scale -16, I got 56 mb/sec data. Using
technicolor profile. Had to turn crop lines off for q-scale. So far
no issue expect power down can get a little funny. Err message. Just
pulled battery. Wait a sec, fixed.
Any reason why on q-scale -16 with crop lines off I would only get 56
mb/sec
Using Sandisk Extreme Pro 16gb CF card. Rated: 90 mb/sec
Thanks!!
On Jun 14, 5:46 pm, Antony Newman <antony.new...@gmail.com> wrote:
> ============ (which *only* runs on 5D2 @ 2.0.4) *BETA*-TEST-VERSION
> === AJ 5.8 ===
> ============ Download 2.0.4 fromhttp://www.moiraobrien.com/magiclantern/
> This version has the following Changes:
> *+) Battery-Icon: *Bugfix
> Deactivating the icon had no effect -> Fixed
> Newer Canon batteries showed incorrect % available -> Fixed Formula.
> *(For developers who want to dig into the 96 parameter output from the DryOs
> BATTERY_REPORT -> I've attached examples of 8 batteries).*
> *+) External Monitor: *Not quite there yet!
> -> Cropmarks on external HDMI monitors will* probably *now appear in the
> correct place.
> -> Histograms / False Colour / Zebras *do not currently work on external
> HDMI monitors
> *-> When you switch off you camera, you *will *get and Error 70 (and need to
> pop out the battery)
> *(When I have more time free, I will be working towards making it fully
> compatible!*) ****
> *ML Startup Tip:* In the cases when ML did not launch all the way through
> to LiveView, press the Canon 'MENU' button (found this during several hours
> of battery report analysis).
> Have fun :D
> AJ
> ==============================================================
> **** As I am using a SmallHD monitor, they have asked (bribed :D ) me to let
> you know what I think of their monitor:
> *Answer*: I think the DP6 a huge step up from the LCD screen. I am very
> happy with it! If we do manage to convince the DryOs to send a clean
> HD_HDMI signal out when its recording, I will of course be even happier!
> [Bribe] If you do decide to buy any monitors from them, and put down that
> you were referred by me in the "Special Instructions' -> they will send me a
> DP6 wireless remote!!
> ============ (which *only* runs on 5D2 @ 2.0.4) *BETA*-TEST-VERSION
> === AJ 5.8 ===
> ============ Download 2.0.4 fromhttp://www.moiraobrien.com/magiclantern/
> This version has the following Changes:
> *+) Battery-Icon: *Bugfix
> Deactivating the icon had no effect -> Fixed
> Newer Canon batteries showed incorrect % available -> Fixed Formula.
> *(For developers who want to dig into the 96 parameter output from the DryOs
> BATTERY_REPORT -> I've attached examples of 8 batteries).*
> *+) External Monitor: *Not quite there yet!
> -> Cropmarks on external HDMI monitors will* probably *now appear in the
> correct place.
> -> Histograms / False Colour / Zebras *do not currently work on external
> HDMI monitors
> *-> When you switch off you camera, you *will *get and Error 70 (and need to
> pop out the battery)
> *(When I have more time free, I will be working towards making it fully
> compatible!*) ****
> *ML Startup Tip:* In the cases when ML did not launch all the way through
> to LiveView, press the Canon 'MENU' button (found this during several hours
> of battery report analysis).
> Have fun :D
> AJ
> ==============================================================
> **** As I am using a SmallHD monitor, they have asked (bribed :D ) me to let
> you know what I think of their monitor:
> *Answer*: I think the DP6 a huge step up from the LCD screen. I am very
> happy with it! If we do manage to convince the DryOs to send a clean
> HD_HDMI signal out when its recording, I will of course be even happier!
> [Bribe] If you do decide to buy any monitors from them, and put down that
> you were referred by me in the "Special Instructions' -> they will send me a
> DP6 wireless remote!!
Kudos to* Pel *for creating all the Stubs necessary for AJ tree to work on the 2.0.9 version of the 5D2 DryOs!
*BEFORE you install this ... you'll need to upgrade to the 2.0.9 version from the Canon website!* :D
*+) Dashboard info: Enhancement *(for Huey) -> New option in AJ_Menu to individually disable ISO, Shutter, Aperture and Focal Distance. -> see Dashboard.bmp
*+) Hotplug HDMI: **Enhancement * -> Should sense HDMI screen being plugged in / unplugged.
*+) Magic Circle: Defeatable *** -> Magic circle calculations occur for 5 seconds after switch on- > immediate recording could cause an error (dues to 'stealing' CPU away the DryOs) -> If you need to start recording immediately, and don't need Magic Circles -> there is an option in the AJ_Menu to disable this startup calculation.
*+) DryOs 2.0.9 * -> Canon have made some (guess buffering) changes. -> The first time you switch on and record a movie, it is now more stable (ie less likely to run out of steam).
Have fun :D
AJ
==== Known issues ================================================ +) When you disable LiveView (to save power) -> ML can get become unresponsive +) With external monitors -> ML can throw an error at switch off, and may have problems displaying a Histogram & Zebras
> To post to this group, send email to ml-devel@googlegroups.com > To unsubscribe from this group, send email to > ml-devel+unsubscribe@googlegroups.com > For more options, visit this group at > http://groups.google.com/group/ml-devel?hl=en
>> To post to this group, send email to ml-devel@googlegroups.com >> To unsubscribe from this group, send email to >> ml-devel+unsubscribe@googlegroups.com >> For more options, visit this group at >> http://groups.google.com/group/ml-devel?hl=en
> To post to this group, send email to ml-devel@googlegroups.com > To unsubscribe from this group, send email to > ml-devel+unsubscribe@googlegroups.com > For more options, visit this group at > http://groups.google.com/group/ml-devel?hl=en
> Kudos to* Pel *for creating all the Stubs necessary for AJ tree to work on
> the 2.0.9 version of the 5D2 DryOs!
> *BEFORE you install this ... you'll need to upgrade to the 2.0.9 version
> from the Canon website!* :D
> *+) Dashboard info: Enhancement *(for Huey)
> -> New option in AJ_Menu to individually disable ISO, Shutter, Aperture and
> Focal Distance.
> -> see Dashboard.bmp
> *+) Hotplug HDMI: **Enhancement *
> -> Should sense HDMI screen being plugged in / unplugged.
> *+) Magic Circle: Defeatable ***
> -> Magic circle calculations occur for 5 seconds after switch on- >
> immediate recording could cause an error (dues to 'stealing' CPU away the
> DryOs)
> -> If you need to start recording immediately, and don't need Magic Circles
> -> there is an option in the AJ_Menu to disable this startup calculation.
> *+) DryOs 2.0.9 *
> -> Canon have made some (guess buffering) changes.
> -> The first time you switch on and record a movie, it is now more stable
> (ie less likely to run out of steam).
> Have fun :D
> AJ
> ==== Known issues ================================================
> +) When you disable LiveView (to save power) -> ML can get become
> unresponsive
> +) With external monitors -> ML can throw an error at switch off, and may
> have problems displaying a Histogram & Zebras
After early testing on my camera, seems to run great. Ive noticed much
better performance with the CBR q-scale. Did a 30 second clip at ~
126Mbps - only stopped recording because i pressed the button.
I just turned up the CBR to 990% and only got 75mb/sec. Im using the
SanDisk Extreme Pro 90mb/sec UDMA6 CF card. Should I be using a
different card to get 126mb/sec. Please let me know how you were able
to get such a high number. Thanks.
On Aug 16, 8:27 am, TOM_M <duopho...@gmail.com> wrote:
> After early testing on my camera, seems to run great. Ive noticed much
> better performance with the CBR q-scale. Did a 30 second clip at ~
> 126Mbps - only stopped recording because i pressed the button.
> I'll report more when ive had more time with it.
On Sat, Aug 20, 2011 at 8:38 PM, nickmimlitello <n...@itfactor.us> wrote: > I just turned up the CBR to 990% and only got 75mb/sec. Im using the > SanDisk Extreme Pro 90mb/sec UDMA6 CF card. Should I be using a > different card to get 126mb/sec. Please let me know how you were able > to get such a high number. Thanks.
> On Aug 16, 8:27 am, TOM_M <duopho...@gmail.com> wrote: >> After early testing on my camera, seems to run great. Ive noticed much >> better performance with the CBR q-scale. Did a 30 second clip at ~ >> 126Mbps - only stopped recording because i pressed the button.
>> I'll report more when ive had more time with it.
> To post to this group, send email to ml-devel@googlegroups.com > To unsubscribe from this group, send email to ml-devel+unsubscribe@googlegroups.com > For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/ml-devel?hl=en
Indeed this is correct. The video in question was a wide shot of lots
of trees and grass blowing in the wind - lots of detail to be
recorded.
@ Nick - The exact card i used (as described on the sticker) is the
Sandisk Extreme 60MB/s UDMA 16GB - no matter what CBR % you set - the
camera will not record at a bit rate as high as 126Mb/s unless there
is a certain amount of detail to be encoded. As i understand it - the
CBR is simply the camera adjusting the Qscale on the fly so as to keep
as close to the desired CBR as possible. So if you filmed a blank
white wall with no detail, even at 990% or Qscale 16 - there is very
little information needed to encode that image - thus the bitrate is
fairly low. On this same CBR or VBR setting, if you then tried to film
something with lots of detail and or moving detail, the amount of data
needed to keep the consistent bit rate or level of quality would
vastly increase - resulting in either a very high bitrate or a buffer
overflow. So in a nutshell, with your card, if you film something more
detailed with those settings, you will probably find its recording at
the same bit rate as mine was. FYI - this was a freshly formatted
card - which also helps :-)
On Aug 20, 6:40 pm, Alex <broscutama...@gmail.com> wrote:
> When QScale reaches -16, bitrate won't increase any more.
> You can get high bitrates in sunlight (high contrast shots with lots
> of detail), or with high ISO.
> AJ, does the 5D2 ML show instant QScale?
> On Sat, Aug 20, 2011 at 8:38 PM, nickmimlitello <n...@itfactor.us> wrote:
> > I just turned up the CBR to 990% and only got 75mb/sec. Im using the
> > SanDisk Extreme Pro 90mb/sec UDMA6 CF card. Should I be using a
> > different card to get 126mb/sec. Please let me know how you were able
> > to get such a high number. Thanks.
> > On Aug 16, 8:27 am, TOM_M <duopho...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >> After early testing on my camera, seems to run great. Ive noticed much
> >> better performance with the CBR q-scale. Did a 30 second clip at ~
> >> 126Mbps - only stopped recording because i pressed the button.
> >> I'll report more when ive had more time with it.
> > To post to this group, send email to ml-devel@googlegroups.com
> > To unsubscribe from this group, send email to ml-devel+unsubscribe@googlegroups.com
> > For more options, visit this group athttp://groups.google.com/group/ml-devel?hl=en
> After early testing on my camera, seems to run great. Ive noticed much
> better performance with the CBR q-scale. Did a 30 second clip at ~
> 126Mbps - only stopped recording because i pressed the button.
> I'll report more when ive had more time with it.
Can somebody please explain to me the function of techicolor lut in
magic circles and how it works, i have technicolor pic profile on
camera, thanx inadvance
big up to AJ for the great work, he is the best!!!
So far so good. Shot some videos, taken some photos. Everything went
pretty good. Didn't had a crash.
I only had problems with connecting/disconnecting my monitor while the
camera was running. But when you boot the camera when you have the
monitor plugged in, it works fine.
Cheers!
On 14 aug, 23:24, Antony Newman <antony.new...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Kudos to* Pel *for creating all the Stubs necessary for AJ tree to work on
> the 2.0.9 version of the 5D2 DryOs!
> *BEFORE you install this ... you'll need to upgrade to the 2.0.9 version
> from the Canon website!* :D
> *+) Dashboard info: Enhancement *(for Huey)
> -> New option in AJ_Menu to individually disable ISO, Shutter, Aperture and
> Focal Distance.
> -> see Dashboard.bmp
> *+) Hotplug HDMI: **Enhancement *
> -> Should sense HDMI screen being plugged in / unplugged.
> *+) Magic Circle: Defeatable ***
> -> Magic circle calculations occur for 5 seconds after switch on- >
> immediate recording could cause an error (dues to 'stealing' CPU away the
> DryOs)
> -> If you need to start recording immediately, and don't need Magic Circles
> -> there is an option in the AJ_Menu to disable this startup calculation.
> *+) DryOs 2.0.9 *
> -> Canon have made some (guess buffering) changes.
> -> The first time you switch on and record a movie, it is now more stable
> (ie less likely to run out of steam).
> Have fun :D
> AJ
> ==== Known issues ================================================
> +) When you disable LiveView (to save power) -> ML can get become
> unresponsive
> +) With external monitors -> ML can throw an error at switch off, and may
> have problems displaying a Histogram & Zebras
On Wed, Aug 17, 2011 at 1:27 AM, TOM_M <duopho...@gmail.com> wrote: > After early testing on my camera, seems to run great. Ive noticed much > better performance with the CBR q-scale. Did a 30 second clip at ~ > 126Mbps - only stopped recording because i pressed the button.
> I'll report more when ive had more time with it.
> To post to this group, send email to ml-devel@googlegroups.com > To unsubscribe from this group, send email to > ml-devel+unsubscribe@googlegroups.com > For more options, visit this group at > http://groups.google.com/group/ml-devel?hl=en
