As I said in my reply. I re-installed everything and made some videos.
I noticed that i have the same bluish result with my GP HERO 2.
So I guess its the crappy ND4 filter from Ebay that's causing this issue.
Sorry to make you nervous Tanckom. 😳
XIMODE 2.1 - Video & photo modes for Xiaomi Yi [Auto/Normal/Night/Yitune/SupYiView/...]
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I noticed that i have the same bluish result with my GP HERO 2.
So I guess its the crappy ND4 filter from Ebay that's causing this issue.
Sorry to make you nervous Tanckom. 😳
Got another issue since I installed your new 2.2.0
(Tried also re-installing the 22L firmware, wich did not help)
XIMODE "0" and XIMODE "AUTO" are looking good, but everything after that (NORMAL, NIGHT, YITUNE, SupYiView) is VERY blue 😕
Using only CPL filter.
What am I doing wrong? 🙁
(Tried also re-installing the 22L firmware, wich did not help)
XIMODE "0" and XIMODE "AUTO" are looking good, but everything after that (NORMAL, NIGHT, YITUNE, SupYiView) is VERY blue 😕
Using only CPL filter.
What am I doing wrong? 🙁
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Try to change the number from the scripts and use another one as the first one.
F.ex.:
Instead of:
0_default.ash
1_auto.ash
2_normal.ash
3_night.ash
...
Change to:
0_default.ash
1_yitune.ash
2_yimax_pro.ash
...
And see if it depends on the order or if it is an script issue.
Changed the script order in the following order. (see pictures)
Setting up a mode:
Pressing shutter button and then power button 0 times results in mode "default".
1 times results in mode "yitune".
2 times results in mode "yimax_pro".
3 times results in mode "normal".
4 times results in mode "supyiview".
5 times results in mode "night".
6 times results in mode "auto".
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I've found the reason! Somebody might already know that.
The root cause of the issue is not a script, but a slow SD card instead. Once a camera notices that the card can't handle the specified bitrate (e.g. 35mbit), it stops shooting and starts another video with a lower bitrate.
So I use Samsung EVO+ 64GB and it could hardly handle 35mbit. So I set it to 30Mbit and it seems to be fine now.
Hope it will be useful for someone 🙂
I am having troubles booting to last modes. I believe we have 6 seconds to select mode , but camera -or me- does not register 7 presses in 6 seconds. At least wifi does not blink. Do I have to use telnet or is there something I can edit 6 seconds to a longer amount?
edit: Changing order as a workaround.
edit: Changing order as a workaround.
Update: The file splitting issue comes from the resolution+bitrate setting. It's not because the card is to slow, but because of some internal errors.
You can currently solve the issue, by removing all Bitrate and resolutions parts of the script, and change them to:
However this is 40Mbits recording and is fixed to 2k 30fps.
I'm currently trying to contact the author of this code and maybe i can apply it to use it for non fixed resol. and 35Mbits.
You can currently solve the issue, by removing all Bitrate and resolutions parts of the script, and change them to:
Code:
#Set 1296p30 video mode, ABR, 40Mbps, .75 - 1.25 bitrate range:
writeb 0xC06CC426 0x02
writeb 0xC05C1EAC 0x05
writew 0xC05C1EB2 0x4220
writel 0xC05C1EB4 0x3f400000
writel 0xC05C1EB8 0x3fa00000I'm currently trying to contact the author of this code and maybe i can apply it to use it for non fixed resol. and 35Mbits.
nutsey
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writeb 0xC06CC426 0x02 - this one sets 1296p30
writeb 0xC05C1EAC 0x05 - this one sets CBR2 bitrate mode (it works like ABR so I called it so in the script)
writew 0xC05C1EB2 0x4220 - 40 Mbps
writel 0xC05C1EB4 0x3f400000 - low bitrate limit for ABR
writel 0xC05C1EB8 0x3fa00000 - high bitrate limit for ABR
writeb 0xC05C1EAC 0x05 - this one sets CBR2 bitrate mode (it works like ABR so I called it so in the script)
writew 0xC05C1EB2 0x4220 - 40 Mbps
writel 0xC05C1EB4 0x3f400000 - low bitrate limit for ABR
writel 0xC05C1EB8 0x3fa00000 - high bitrate limit for ABR
Hey Tanckom, thanx for your work! And thank you nutsey, as well!
Using XIMODE since the first release, and it is great. Trick: one of my custom scipt is nutsey's RAW timelapse script, because the Yi app makes a mess with the timelapse photos, no matter which interval you select. The jpgs are ok, but the RAW files are half sized and compressed, so it is not possible to process them with raw2dng etc. But with nutsey's script, there is no problem at all.
But, I've experienced also some bluish with your normal script (both 2.2 and 2.0.2). This is strange, but also random. I made some tests, but I didn't figure it out. My cam's booting mode is photo, and last time I shoot one pic and didn't wait for the RAW writing (I guess), and after that I switched to video, the result showed above. After that filming I switched off the cam and the next time the video wasn't blue(ish). But as I said, this is random.
Edit: one strange thing is when I run nutsey's timelapse script with XIMODE, the dates of the pictures (jpgs and RAWS too) changes to 12.31.2007. Weeeirrd...
Using XIMODE since the first release, and it is great. Trick: one of my custom scipt is nutsey's RAW timelapse script, because the Yi app makes a mess with the timelapse photos, no matter which interval you select. The jpgs are ok, but the RAW files are half sized and compressed, so it is not possible to process them with raw2dng etc. But with nutsey's script, there is no problem at all.
But, I've experienced also some bluish with your normal script (both 2.2 and 2.0.2). This is strange, but also random. I made some tests, but I didn't figure it out. My cam's booting mode is photo, and last time I shoot one pic and didn't wait for the RAW writing (I guess), and after that I switched to video, the result showed above. After that filming I switched off the cam and the next time the video wasn't blue(ish). But as I said, this is random.
Edit: one strange thing is when I run nutsey's timelapse script with XIMODE, the dates of the pictures (jpgs and RAWS too) changes to 12.31.2007. Weeeirrd...
Hey Guys,
awesome work with the XiMode. Thanks for that...
Just want to try the night Timelapse mode. So I load the script (pressing 6 times - wifi LED blinks 6 times) und start "recording". The result was video that looked pretty grainy. Is there anything wrong or should it be a video in the night timelapse mode? i thought i'm getting a lot of images?
can anybody help?
awesome work with the XiMode. Thanks for that...
Just want to try the night Timelapse mode. So I load the script (pressing 6 times - wifi LED blinks 6 times) und start "recording". The result was video that looked pretty grainy. Is there anything wrong or should it be a video in the night timelapse mode? i thought i'm getting a lot of images?
can anybody help?