Yi hacked resolution 2304x1296 30fps 35Mbits

Yes, I found it, it was the last bitrate in the table. By default is set to 18Mbits.

Code:
#1.0.12 1280x720 120fps 25Mbps
writew 0xC05C3206 0x41C8

#1.0.12 1280x720 120fps 30Mbps
writew 0xC05C3206 0x41F0

#1.0.12 1280x720 120fps 35Mbps
writew 0xC05C3206 0x420C
Thanks a lot!!! :D
I have 1.0.12 fw
So if I write in an empty New Document->Format->UNIX/OSX, encoding ANSI
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writew 0xC05C28D6 0x420C
writew 0xC05C3206 0x420C
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than I rename it to autoexec.ash
I will have 1080p 60fps and 720p 120fps at 35Mbps?!

Is it right? The sintax is right?

I am newbie in scripting :)
 
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How about when the camera is set to PAL? What are the codes for PAL Resolutions and frame rates? :)
 
I know where to change from NTSC to PAL in memory but still don't know how to change the FPS. You can already switch from NTSC to PAL already from the app.
There are some test commands that should do that (t sensor -fps 30000 1001) but none of them seems to work.
 
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Actually the command t sensor - fps works but we have to wait until the cam boots.

sleep 12
t sensor -fps 10000 1001

This will make something like a timelapse movie at 10fps, but the mp4 framerate will not change. And looks like we can't raise the fps, just lower it.
 
I dont have the camera yet, does it offer 1080p25?
I read mixed things online.
If it does - when it is switched to pal, maybe the command for 1296p24 triggers 1296p25?
Can someone check?
 
Yes, if you change to PAL it will switch to 25fps.
 
okay thank you! :) and if you have it set to pal and execute the commands for 1296p24, it stays at 24fps?
 
The MP4 file will be 25 fps, but the actual movie will be 24fps, so it will look like it's sped up by 1 fps. The sensor -fps command is a lower level command and changes only the sensor fps, not the mp4 encoder fps.
 
So, let me understand this correctly.
It records 24fps in the sensor and speeds it up to 25fps in the encoder.
does this only apply to the hacked 1296p resolution?
Or is it, when I set the camera to PAL and record standard 1080p, that it also records 24p sped up to 25p?
 
If you set it to PAL it'll record at 25/50fps, if NTSC 29.97/59.94. This will be the actual fps, not sped up or anything.
 
okay, great. :) So I guess just the 1296p has no PAL option as for now?
Any way to have 1080p25 with 35mbps?
 
Long story short. Yes, you can have PAL 25fps, 35Mbits, 1296p or 1080p.
 
Funnel, do you think it would be possible to adjust noise reduction in an autoexec -file? I think the video looks a bit "washed out"/blurry, because there is too much noise reduction going on. I wonder if this could be adjusted either in firmware or autoexec hack...
 
I'll take a look when I have time whis week, but probably will be hard to find since it's hard to see the small differences in blurriness. I can see the difference between 60fps and 30fps. 30 is better because of the lower ISO.
 
I'll take a look when I have time whis week, but probably will be hard to find since it's hard to see the small differences in blurriness. I can see the difference between 60fps and 30fps. 30 is better because of the lower ISO.
Hello funnel, do you have any ideas to increase the JPG quality (the DPI) by using writeb and writew with some specific address?
 
you cannot increase quality (resolution) over resolution of sensor, which is ~16MPx...
 
you cannot increase quality (resolution) over resolution of sensor, which is ~16MPx...
No no , I mean if it's possible to increase the JPG compressing quality, not the hardware resolution.
 
No no , I mean if it's possible to increase the JPG compressing quality, not the hardware resolution.

I am also looking for better quality (less compression, of course). Also, is it possible to take photos at 16:9 ratio?
 
This command:

Code:
t cal -jqlt 100

should put the jpg quality to 100 or whatever percent you want.
 
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