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@mothaibaphoto
It transcodes (00-10) 11 Pictures on my PC. There were ~360 Frames in this MLV and the 12. is not complete i assume. So the problem you have is the flickering, right?

regards chmee (btw. merry christmas)

a file that's not trancoded properly with my tool (lost frames). i didnt had this bug with my recordings.

@all
could someone give me a mlv with the "dropped-frames"-symptom? dropbox or google or onedrive? mail me: raw2cdng[at]phreekz.de

@kharak
santa claus will tell you on 24.

@nlhenry
thanks for info

@ibrahim
raw2cdng cant correct "corrupt" frames. but 1.7.4 has a bug, that frames doesnt exist - it wasnt there in versions until 1.6.5

[h264?]

what is the question? Where do you want to increase datarate?
* h264? Canon gave All-I, the benefits over IPB are more in editing than in "better" output. and higher bitrates didnt gave better results but more problems, the internal processing is already on its limits.
* raw? thats "maximum warp" in terms of quality.
* banding is more a limitation of 8bit/channel, not of datarate. you can cause banding (fi) in photoshop very easy (fi grey-gradients).

regards chmee

Phase 1 just started.
https://www.apertus.org/axiom-beta-hardware-complete-first-moving-images-team-talk-8-article-december-2015

regards chmee

Take another older Version. 1.6.1 someone said has better audiosync for resolve, 1.6.5 is an often used version with the old io-code. after that i made massive improvements on conversion-speed but couldnt find the missing-frames-bug. so i will do this step to find some bugs and release a last version. but please, be gentle and patient

regards chmee

ah? ok. thanks for info. will hunt/collect those bugs for a final version..

please send me an mlv/raw-example to [email protected]. shorten the file with mlvdiag. i just need at least one functional frame in a raw/mlv-container..

regards chmee

@greg
[dual iso] from my tests the detail loss on +2ELV is neglible, but visible with +3elv. dont use 100/1600, but ie 100/800. and picture stacking has its own limitations, so i dont really see the benefits of your code.. my(!) main benefit for dual-iso is photographing dynamic motives, therefore stacking cant help.

regards chmee

@kharak thanks for these infos. it turns into a player, if you drop a file on the app icon or you "open with.."/associate the file-endings (mlv and raw) with raw2cdng. regarding your "publisher"-window, look here, maybe that helps:

http://superuser.com/questions/341091/how-to-get-rid-of-the-publisher-cannot-be-verified-on-network-files

regards chmee

sorry once again i stopped patching raw2cdng. i just had a lot to do and i doubt, i'll find more time for the project. i dont know how many guys are still using raw2cdng

@andy_kh you're welcome. yes, thats built in since (i think) 1.6.0.

Press Keys:
O - Original Whitebalance
P - Preset Balances
Right/Left Key - change CT manualy
Up/Down - change GM-Shift
Q - change Quality
X or ESC = Exit

You can use raw2cdng as Standard App if doubleclicking .raw or .mlv. (open with..)

regards chmee

(*) does other Converter give you the ability for automatic lens-corrections? you can set it manually.
(*) Speedgrade needs manual adjustments. often discussed here, with examples.

..[edit half a year later] speedgrade needs a color-lut/color-matrix to work accordingly with raw-files..
in raw2cdng 1.4.8 (zip) is an example - .look - file....

regards chmee

Sorry for my absence - as you see i couldnt find any time for the converter - and there's just this one big bug with lost frames while convertion. next time i will embed raw-convertion from xiaomi yi cams as a sidestep..

@Jay429
often its a problem with the filenaming and/or the path-names. did you tried without special or country specific characters (and no whitespaces)?

hot pixel in r and b are corrected with chroma smooting 2x2. yes, this is inside.

so far this was the simplest way to get "good" (not perfect) body-data. dont forget, you can't count on body-measured data as well, it can differ from cutters opinion of "good" colors.

regards chmee

exif MeasuredRGGB - calc.getRGGBValues() (line 1287) and calc.convertToFraction()
used in io.cs getMLVAttributes line 611 and getRAWAttributes() line 767

old discussion with informations

regards chmee

@auximausi (both videos you uploaded)
technically no critique - really good work. i like all story-telling-scenes as well - but these indoor studio-set recording - much to clean, much too boring-tv-standard. i m an oldschool metalhead, carcass, obituary, sepultura. i can feel the stomp and punch of the songs but i cant see it.. (ok, i dont like those melodic-singsang in the chori, but thats not the point. its 2015 and i hang in beginning-mid-90s)

regards chmee

who of you played with the axiom-data
https://apertus.org/axiom-beta-hello-world-article-may-2015

@jankrueck
let raw2cdng write the according whitebalance-data into the dng's.
(*) i assume all but AWB will work.
(*) in the beginning there was the way to shot a CR2 and name it like the raw/mlv-file. raw2cdng takes the whitebalance-data from this cr2 and put it into the dng. i didnt tested it the last versions

but finally all was said - the raw-data are nearly untouched - in simple 16 bit the least. its up to you and your app to get out most of it. the metadata inside dng are the slightest problem..

regards chmee

@all
sorry for doing nothing atm - i'm really busy.

@jankrueck
will check that. patience please.

interesting for me, what data is written? maybe (with the help of a1ex) some kind of MLV? so i can adjust my tool to convert their data as well. samplefiles anywhere?

regards chmee

Short Info. With ".net Core" raises the usage of this and other .net-tools to work under mac and linux.

Link [german] - http://t3n.de/news/net-core-fuer-linux-mac-os-607819/

regards chmee

..What absolutely ruins films that I watch one Televisions, for me, is the implemented "truemotion", "Flowmotion" or whatever name these TV producers call it..

by 99.99% its not the tv-station. its your tv and/or the player!

whats the framerate in cinema? on film-projectors?