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I'll try that in the next couple days. Only problem with formatting the card in the camera - isn't it then VFAT instead of exfat, which would limit the file sizes?  Or is that not a real concern?

Looks like KomputerBay has 64GB 1066X cards for $95 - maybe I should pick up one of those and see if there's a difference.

BTW, for kicks, I'll share the script I'm using to convert and process all the raw videos on the card in one fell swoop. This is in bash shell under Linux.

for x in /run/media/micah/8F7B-5048/DCIM/101EOS5D/*.RAW; do X=`basename $x .RAW`; echo $X; mkdir $X; cd $X; wine /home/micah/bin/raw2dng.exe $x; ufraw-batch --out-type=tiff --exposure=0 *.dng; ffmpeg -i %6d.tif -vcodec mjpeg -qscale 1 video.avi ; cd .. ; done

The path is of course to my CF card.

I'll also note that the card is formated exfat and the pink noise appears in the source DNG files.

Hi,

So I've been lurking for a few months but first post.  I've been using ML for testing RAW video, every once in a while, nothing serious yet.  Started with the 1.1.3 firmware, then just tried it with 1.2.3.

My biggest problem right now is some "pink noise" in a few frames -- I'd estimate 2-5 frames per minute.  The noise shows up in horizontal bands across the image.  Here is a frame as an example: http://yoderdev.com/photos/000063.jpg

History:  I had this issue right away with the 1.1.3 firmware, but eventually it went away.  At one point I recorded some 6 or 7 minutes in one clip with none of this at all.  I'm not quite sure what I did to change this.  In my forum lurking, I don't believe I've seen anyone else with this problem.  I used to see some reports of purple frames, but I think it was a different issue.

Yesterday was the first day I tried with 1.2.3.  It is back; the above image was from yesterday.

Another weird issue - yesterday I recorded a couple minutes and I think the record icon stayed green the whole time.  Today I tried again, and it started yellow, then red, then stopped after about 10-20 seconds.  I'm not sure what is different.  Global draw is off (it was on yesterday but I tried it both ways).  I made sure it was being recorded to the CF card, not SD.

ML itself is running on the SD.  My CF cards are KomputerBay 128GB 1000x.  Yeah I know, people have said the 64GBs are more reliable.  However, as noted, they have been working all right for me until today.  I have two cards, same with both.  I don't think card fragmentation could explain the sudden drop?

I'm recording 1080p, 24fps.

Any tips for either issue would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks, and keep up the good work!