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Sorry, but I have to sum up.

There is an error and you haven't gave any details yet.
You haven't tell us which versions you're using.
You haven't specified which updates you are referring to.
You haven't provided a file to reproduce your error.

No offense but what do you expect?

Can you upload an unprocessible file?

Deactivate all modules, set Global Draw OFF. Restart cam.
After starting benchmark press PLAY. You have to be fast to enter "playback" mode.
Post results.

EDIT: Just did a little web search for this card. Transcend prints something like "160 MByte/s read - 70 MByte/s write".
70 MByte/s is good for quite low resolutions/frame rates only. Read
http://www.magiclantern.fm/forum/index.php?topic=12630.0

List the files and directories located in card's root directory.

I'm not sure what you mean with "size of frame". Format is APS-C, canon-style. And I bet it's sensor wasn't used yet in any other Canon cam.

http://www.chipworks.com/en/technical-competitive-analysis/resources/blog/full-frame-dslr-cameras-canon-stays-the-course/
http://www.chipworks.com/en/technical-competitive-analysis/resources/blog/full-frame-dslr-cameras-part-iii-new-entrants-and-look-forward/

And your problem with H.264 720p@60fps exactly is?

BulbRamp is no longer supported. Try this method instead:
http://www.magiclantern.fm/forum/index.php?topic=5705.0

Hello!

Cams with ExFAT support will treat cards with 32 GByte or less like this:

- If cam is formatting: You get FAT32.
- If card is formatted with a cardreader and ExFAT file system: Cam will read/write without problem.

So: If you want to use ExFAT's perks with cards 8 - 32 GByte and format the card inside cam you have to -
1) insert card into cardreader,
2) format it with ExFAT,
3) copy ML installation files to card,
4) insert card into cam and run firmware update
5) restart cam
And if you were clever you copied ML directory contents in step 1.5 or you have to run through some additional steps to make your MLV/RAW record work your way.

Q:
Is it possible to bypass Canon's limitation and enable the cam to format with ExFAT for cards with 8-32 GByte?
If not: Maybe a warning displayed in the format menu if a 32 GByte card (or less) with ExFAT is detected?


I can life without such options, of course. Quite a low priority.

Verify your card's write speed: Debug tab -> Benchmarks -> Card R/W benchmark (5 min).
Turn off Global Draw.
If your card is < 64 GByte: Format with ExFAT file system using your computer.

Extract ZIP -> Copy Autoexec.bin, ML directory, 1100D105.FIR to card -> Run firmware update

http://www.magiclantern.fm/forum/index.php?topic=13111.msg134578#msg134578

I'm wondering why you enabled MLV_REC.mo and RAW_REC.mo together.

Not that much fun with extension tubes. Focus distance will be shorter that lens length.
Just try any ultra wide lens with an extension. Will not work well. There are some constructions using small plates within the EF-mount for wide angle macro work. It's about millimeters here.

Does the button work in movie mode?

Reset all menu settings to factory defaults (including Fn) and try again.

Run RAW2DNG from command line and report error shown there.

Top of page -> User Guide -> FAQ

If this happens after formatting the card and copying files over: I'm pretty much out of options.

This isn't by any chance a SD-card with 128 GByte?

Which files and directories are located on card's root directory?

Is the cam running on 1.0.9 or not?
If in doubt: Visit http://pel.hu/EOScard and use the file found there.

Is your cam running Canon's firmware 1.0.9?
(If not: Format the card using a cardreader. Insert into cam. Format it there. Back into cardreader. Copy Canon's firmware file to card. Insert card into cam and run firmware update.)

Format the card using a cardreader. Insert into cam. Format it there. Back into cardreader. Copy extracted *nightly* build contents to card (Autoexec.bin + ML directory). Extract the files linked by ItsMeLenny. Copy 550D-109.fir to card's root.

Insert card into cam and run firmware update.

Mostly because you ignored Audionut's request. Twice.
http://www.magiclantern.fm/forum/index.php?topic=5240.msg134060#msg134060

Well, that's good to hear.
And if it is just an 32 GByte with label "Class 10": 10 MByte/s write rate are far away from 41 MByte/s (limit for T4i). You will get Class 10 cards for about 10 Euro here.

Still raised eyebrowes about the card you used before. First time I heard about cards working on Windows but unable to start inside the cam.

Well, you may try other cards. But I don't have high hopes, though.