thanks for you amazing hard work on this, what exactly is possible to do with the "ExTele patch" use it with the monitor plug it in? I have to do a wedding on Friday but I may tried during the weekend ;)
I tried the two 1080i to 1080p 60 FPS modes. The one labled 1080 progressive does not appear to change the frame rate of 1080i at all. The 1080i to 1080p one does in fact change it to 1080p @ 60 FPS. However, the video is all garbled at a very low bit rate.
Hi Vitaliy, Thx again for what you did, i have a question i tryed 1080p24 @ bitrate 3200000 and it works on a class 10 SDHC card But i tryed 1080p25 with same bitrate and it crashed ... I Also have troubles with 50p as you can see on the attached file
i tryed 1080p24 @ bitrate 3200000 and it works on a class 10 SDHC card But i tryed 1080p25 with same bitrate and it crashed ... I Also have troubles with 50p as you can see on the attached file
You must understand that it takes enourmous time trying to decypher such reports.
Use following form: Use systematic approach (one-two changes at a time with careful thinking). Shift-Click on round button in Ptool to save your particular settings. Paste here settings with detailed observation + MediaInfo screenshot + StreamAnalizer screenshot.
From that screen shot it looks like the sensor mode is set to interlaced and the encoder is set to progressive. Though I am not certain about that by any means! My suggestion is to try systematically changing the sensor mode one parameter at a time.
First, such screenshot can mean anything, as extension is somehow MOV :-) Second, we don't have any ability to patch sensor modes. It is too soon for this.
If testers could list out what they have changed when they ask questions, that would help us all figure out things a bit more quickly.
"changed the bitrate, does weird stuff" does not help us much. "checked patches x, x, and x, then changed overall bitrate to xxxx" gives us much more information to work with and understand.
Changing the bitrate for AVCHD FSH/SH resulted in changing the maximum overall bitrate rather than the video bitrate, any ideas? BTW awesome work.
Setting FSH/SH 16000000 ---> 40000000 language checked version checked 1080 progressive checked Pal to Ntsc checked
FSH recording crash with lens cap off, but funny garbled video like mrgroove's post above with lens cap on. SH recording works but mediainfo shows this
General ID : 0 (0x0) Complete name : J:\PRIVATE\AVCHD\BDMV\STREAM\00005.MTS File size : 102 MiB Duration : 48s 630ms Overall bit rate : 17.6 Mbps Maximum Overall bit rate : 42.0 Mbps
Video ID : 4113 (0x1011) Menu ID : 1 (0x1) Format : AVC Format/Info : Advanced Video Codec Format profile : High@L4.0 Format settings, CABAC : No Format settings, ReFrames : 2 frames Codec ID : 27 Duration : 48s 549ms Bit rate mode : Variable Bit rate : 16.7 Mbps Maximum bit rate : 16.3 Mbps Width : 1 280 pixels Height : 720 pixels Display aspect ratio : 16:9 Frame rate : 59.940 fps
@veloci - next time insert screenshot in attchament (leave video part only) - it won't take so much space :-)
As for maximum bitrate. During my testing maximum bitrate had been always archieved in first two seconds. This is why you do not see average bitrate increase. Also remember testinf report format - Streamparser screenshot is required!
Thanks Vitaliy for your great work. You made us much more happier not Panasonic. A small request to any expert(s) out there on PTool. Maybe someone expert in PTool should make a youtube video on how implement changes on PTool and maybe that will alleviate some of the questions/confusion.
I did some tests and i'm a bit confused. Up to now i thought that the lower image quality in 25i is due to the lower bit rate.
Now i shot a (non moving) object in 25p and 25i using the same bit rate. The resulting files are exactly of the same size. But the image quality in 24p is a lot better (sharper, more detailed).
I lowered the bit rate to 10Mbps just to see what happens. Same result.