There is.
- in menu, you have selected a resolution higher than your max resolution (here, 1920 vs max=1856)
- you start recording very quickly after returning from zoom mode
Even so, the probability of triggering the bug will be lower than 100%.
Can you confirm?
If yes, the problem is unique to mlv_lite and it's very easy to fix.
@reddeercity @Audionut @a1ex @Danne
So, I just tried reproducing the bug with the settings exactly the same as in OP. I shot the tests with a 50mm 1.2 lens. It gave me interesting results. What I did is the following:
- [1] I started recording regularly, without using the zoom function right before it.
The bug happened 0/10 times.- [2] I started recording right after leaving the zoom function.
The bug happened 6/10 times. Two of those six MLV files don't even give me a .dng sequence when converted. Those two don't give me any frames at all. Four of those six MLV files became glitched as before. Pic related (1) is the 'completely glitched out' bug.- [3] I started recording while in the zoom function. The camera doesn't let me record in x10 zoom (it says 'RAW detect error') but it does let me record in x5.
Another bug happened. Instead of the screen completely glitching out, all the footage had a pink/purple hue over it. This happened 10/10 times. Pic related (2) is the pink/purple hue bug.- [4] I started recording right
after I had recorded in zoom function. To be clear, I was recording exactly the way I did at [1].
The pink/purple hue bug happened 4/10 times. Pic related (3) is the pink/purple hue bug while not being in zoom function.An important thing too:
The pink/purple hue bug sometimes happens INSTEAD OF the completely glitched out screen bug. I have no idea what causes it to be either the GLITCH bug or the HUE bug.Few more questions I am having now:
- How can I avoid/fix the pink/purple hue bug? It hasn't happened to any of my important footage yet though. But since I encountered it while trying to reproduce the other bug, I figured that it might occur at some of my 'real' recordings too.
EDIT: I just tested the MAIN.command file (from a1ex and Danne) on my pink hued footage, and it works. So that problem is also solved. Still doesn't explain why same of the recordings/MLVs contain 0 frames.
- Why does my camera/ML switch to 1920x1076 instead of the original 1856x1044 when I switch to zoom mode? Why doesn't it stay at 1856x1044? Even weirder, I cannot even select 1856x1044 when I'm in zoom mode. It's always 1920xXXXX or 1600xXXXX (or a lower first number). Why can I only tweak the second number, and not the first one? If I could set it to 1856x1044 in the zoom mode too, I might be able avoid the glitch in the first place.
ATTACHMENTSPic related (1) - the 'completely glitched out' bug which Danne and a1ex helped me with.

Pic related (2) - Hue bug in x5 zoom mode

Pic related (3) - Hue bug in regular (no zoom) mode

For reference, this is what the glitched images should've looked like. This is a frame from a test in which the bug didn't occur.

I really hope I'm contributing something to the development of ML with my time and tests. I'm doing it for myself regardless, since I want these questions/bugs answered as well
