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Just killing my time made this video 😄
Just killing my time made this video 😄
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Static: uses static Qt libraries compiled into the exe. Crosscompiled from bouncyballs linux OS
Dynamic: uses dynamic Qt libraries, dll files. Compiled from my windows OS
Qt version is different between both MLVApp versions. If one doesn't work for you, try the other.
Quote from: IDA_ML on April 14, 2022, 08:56:08 AM
Yes, ML700D, I just edited my post.
You are a big fan of Dual ISO, aren't you? Well, I have very good news for you. Your 700D creates miracles with Dual ISO 100/800 with the Full-res LV preset at 18 fps now: 1736x2928/10bit/18fps/1/33s. You have to be very careful with exposure though. Even slight over or underexposure will produce corrupt frames. But once you get it right, you will enjoy a very clean and naturally looking image. Just give it a try and report back!
Quote from: Skinny on March 23, 2022, 05:17:52 PMok. noted
the liveview and all stuff will work with 1fps too so it's better to set everything before turning the fps override on.
Quote from: Skinny on March 23, 2022, 05:17:52 PM
have you tried the original nightly build for your cam? maybe it will lack some functions and SD card overclocking, but for such low speed recording it is not necessary anyway. which makes it possible to shoot timelapses with cameras that have even the slowest SD controller.
Quote from: masc on March 21, 2022, 10:19:17 AMI see..
Visual C++ libs are not needed, because it is not really compatilbe with many standard C/C++ libraries - we use mingw+Qt. All needed libraries are included in the package. 1.12 and 1.13 also should have the same dependencies. Maybe 1.13 was compiled with a newer Qt, which often has different system requirements than older versions. If you find a system where it works: in menu->help->about Qt, you can see which Qt library was used to build the release.
For getting more information on Windows systems, I think you'll have to install the entire Qt framework and debug with this. macOS brings a very detailed crash report and tells exactly the reason... unfortunately Windows doesn't do this.
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