Sharpness script

@fuyghjb is it possible to have the coring script in combination with the high bitrate script? I have tried this with no luck (in bitrate):

Code:
sleep 5

t is2 -shp mode 0

echo --- CORING SETTINGS:  > d:\shp_cmd.txt
t is2 -shp cor >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
echo  >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
echo --- SIG RETAIN:  >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
t is2 -shp sig_retain >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
echo  >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
echo --- LEVEL MIN:  >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
t is2 -shp level_min >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
echo  >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
echo --- LEVEL ALL:  >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
t is2 -shp level_all >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
echo  >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
echo --- FIR SETTING:  >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
t is2 -shp fir >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
echo  >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
echo --- MAX CHANGE:  >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
t is2 -shp max_change >> d:\shp_cmd.txt

sleep 10

echo  >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
echo  >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
echo --- SET NEW CORING ---  >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
t is2 -shp cor d:\coring.txt
echo  >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
echo  >> d:\shp_cmd.txt

echo --- CORING SETTINGS:  >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
t is2 -shp cor >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
echo  >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
echo --- SIG RETAIN:  >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
t is2 -shp sig_retain >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
echo  >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
echo --- LEVEL MIN:  >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
t is2 -shp level_min >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
echo  >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
echo --- LEVEL ALL:  >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
t is2 -shp level_all >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
echo  >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
echo --- FIR SETTING:  >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
t is2 -shp fir >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
echo  >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
echo --- MAX CHANGE:  >> d:\shp_cmd.txt
t is2 -shp max_change >> d:\shp_cmd.txt

Sleep 15

#enable raw+jpeg stills
t app test debug_dump 14
#set noise reduction value to 3072 (nightmode)
#t ia2 -adj tidx -1 3072 -1
#set noise reduction value to 1536
t ia2 -adj tidx -1 1536 -1
#Set Res720p120 at 30mbps
writeb 0xC06CC426 0x34
writew 0xC05C2812 0x41F0
#enable 1080p30 at 30Mbps video
writeb 0xC06CC426 0x06
writew 0xC05C1F72 0x41F0
#enable 1296p30 at 30Mbps video
writeb 0xC06CC426 0x02
writew 0xC05C1EB2 0x41F0
 
With both. It is only necessary to substitute the appropriate option in the t -shp mode at the beginning of the script:
Code:
mode:
        0 - video
        1 - fast still
        2 - lowISO still
        3 - highISO still

Can i use one of these modes for the bult in time lapse photo mode?

Thanks
 
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You can make a command for video and a separate command for photo in your script, but not all options. Try it & see.
like that:
Code:
#for video mode setting 256x10
t is2 -shp mode 0
t is2 -shp cor d:\coring.txt
#for foto setting 256x104
t is2 -shp mode 1
t is2 -shp cor d:\coring1.txt
 
I'm having some issues getting the sharpening part of my autoexec file to do very much. I've attached a couple of screengrabs here for comparison - they're noisy images for sure (I've turned NR off), but you can see at the tops of the picture frames that there's still a pretty massive amount of sharpening going on (the big white halos around the black/white edges). The top image is with Coring set to 50, the lower image is with Coring set to 10, but there doesn't seem to be all that noticeable a difference between the two. Is there any particular rule you have to adhere to when making the coring.txt files?
 

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