Aperture and shuter controls doesn`t work while shooting in MLV_RAW on 5Dmk3

[tayz0n]

Hello, i have lastest nightly build 1.2.3 on 5D Mark III camera.
While i shooting raw on my CF card i cant control my Shutter and Aperture wheels - when i move it - nothing happens.
What am I doing wrong? Thanx

[DeafEyeJedi]

Are you sure you are in M mode on your Canon?

[vstrglv]

I am in M mode on 1.1.3 5D3 and have the same issue as tayz0n. I can use ETTR one time during recording (both RAW and MLV). magiclantern-Nightly.2015Nov07.5D3113

[a1ex]

Does it help if you disable extra hacks?

[vstrglv]

No, it  does not (extra hacks for MLV and small hacks for RAW)

[a1ex]

Just tested with raw_rec on 5D3 1.1.3. The behavior is not consistent - there are times where I could change both shutter and ISO without issues, and there are times where shutter can't be changed, regardless of small hacks status. Go figure...

[vstrglv]

SanDisk Extreme Pro 256GB 160MB/s 1067x. Canon 5Dmark3 1.1.3
1920x1080 continue writing MLV with sound - on and GlobalDraw - on. 46,8 min recording full card.
"Busy" is flashing on small upper display from 0 until 9min.45sec. and impossible to change Av or Tv. After this time (9min.45sec) "Busy" disappear and it is possible to change Av and Tv. But if you press autofocus button - "Busy" is flashing again.

[extremelypoorfilmaker]

I can change shutter speed and aperture while recording MLV (RAW 2.0) on my 5D3 firmware 1.2.3 with nightly build from august 2014

[a1ex]

Consistent behavior? (in other words, can you reproduce it for 20 recordings in a row?)

[extremelypoorfilmaker]

Can't change the iso through canon menu, and if I do try change it through magic lantern while recording in MLV (RAW 2.0) camera crashes.

BUT I can change Shutter speed and Aperture while recording MLV (RAW 2.0) all the time . (just did 25 recording test, all worked fine apart for changing the ISO, but I would suppose it is pretty normal not being able to change ISO while recording.. the way I see it it's like changing the film of your camera you are shooting on it)