Quote from: Walter Schulz on April 06, 2021, 04:35:15 PMPerfect, thanks!
https://www.magiclantern.fm/forum/index.php?topic=14704.0
And sorry for not finding this topic by myself.
For the 1.2.3 providing clean HDMI out-of-the-box, I knew. That's why I said "ok, fine".
The problem was the specific issues of ML 1.2.3 to lead many to advise to stick to the 1.1.3.
So now it's clear.
Quote from: Walter Schulz on April 06, 2021, 04:35:15 PMJust by reading how both build are presented:
Sorry, but how did you came to the conclusion lua_fix is less stable than nightly build? Cannot see any data backing that opinion.
Nightly builds are often described like this, as the "Main", "somewhat stable" builds, "unlikely to cause major issues"...
Quote from: Download page...the nightly builds can now be considered somewhat stable...
Quote from: Nightly builds pageMain BuildsWhile all Experiments builds are described as "experimental builds", "Work under progress", "known to have rough edges", with "major issues" to be ironed out...
These builds have been around for some time, and they are unlikely to cause major issues.
Quote from: Experiments pageThe following builds are works in progress, known to have rough edges.And it's precisely because all this stays quite vague, Lua_fix builds now exists since March 2017, they are now even sometimes recommanded (like to fix the 30mn limit), that I ask if those builds are still really "experimental", and if "yes" what's the main remaining issues, or if they can now be considered stable enough to be recommanded in the FAQ and used safely instead of the Nightly builds?
Please test thoroughly before considering them for serious work.
The functionality from this page will be integrated in the main builds as soon as all major issues will be ironed out.
...Each experimental build...
Quote from: Walter Schulz on April 06, 2021, 04:35:15 PMOk, thanks. This answer could be a new entry in the FAQ.
There is no recommendation. You can follow whatever workflow you like. Canon put 2 slots into the cam and ML doesn't restrict your freedom of choice.
Quote from: Walter Schulz on April 06, 2021, 04:35:15 PMOoops sorry. I should have been more clear in my introduction.
Summing it up: To use your camera as a streaming device you don't need two cards.
I'll still be using my camera for what I purchased it in 2012, taking pictures. But I also want to be able in the future to also use it as a webcam
Thanks for your answers!