Broken features have nothing to do with "my work", or it's relative "greatness" either way. And unlike straight answers to users questions about the remaining time and elapsed time functions, my work is easy enough to find online with a simple search.
Fact are facts. If you can't bear to hear rational feedback, without ranting and raving about supposed lack of "appreciation," and trying desperately to bully the messenger, that's your problem.
No one is getting ML to record in H.264. The "elapsed time" and "remaining time" recording indicator feature is broken for RAW video recording and should be clearly listed as such in the help files, and removed from the menu when RAW video is "ON".
Those who ask questions on the forums about why these features aren't working in RAW mode should be given a straight answer, instead of being dismissed or ignored. At least now they can find my comments on the matter, and not waste as many hours as I did wondering why selecting "elapsed time" or "remaining time" did absolutely nothing, searching through these forms for non-existent answers, reading help documents, trying different builds, etc.
And I think you've made it very clear to everyone how end users are treated here.
Fact are facts. If you can't bear to hear rational feedback, without ranting and raving about supposed lack of "appreciation," and trying desperately to bully the messenger, that's your problem.
No one is getting ML to record in H.264. The "elapsed time" and "remaining time" recording indicator feature is broken for RAW video recording and should be clearly listed as such in the help files, and removed from the menu when RAW video is "ON".
Those who ask questions on the forums about why these features aren't working in RAW mode should be given a straight answer, instead of being dismissed or ignored. At least now they can find my comments on the matter, and not waste as many hours as I did wondering why selecting "elapsed time" or "remaining time" did absolutely nothing, searching through these forms for non-existent answers, reading help documents, trying different builds, etc.
And I think you've made it very clear to everyone how end users are treated here.