@spacewig and @Greenidge, watch messages upper - I've reached 200 Mb/s in MJPEG mode. But I still don't know, is it my firmware with new frequencies on sd-card UHS bus or it works on original firmware.

Two questions:

1: On GitHub, the files are mixed as autoexec.asc and autoexec.ash. Which is correct?

2: You list these patches for FW0.31, but on the Z-Camera firmware update site I see only 0.30. No 0.31. Can you confirm it is for 0.31 and not 0.30, and if for 0.31 can you supply a link to that firmware?

Thank you.

Edit: Ok, I did a google search for FW0.31 and found it. Odd that the "official" Z-Camera site does not list it.

@allmankind, thank you for noticing my misprint! Right extension is ".ash" - I'll correct it on github.

About firmware: last firmware was uploaded and posted on their facebook. Watch link: https://www.facebook.com/pg/ZCameraE1

@Chumby, "Also possible is it possible to add this into the HTML out clean feed?" - what do you mean?

Okay guys, this sounds great BUT I cannot get this to work. I have E1 with 0.31 firmware installed. I cannot download the .ash files directly (Chrome just gives me an HTML page with the .ash extension) but I can generate a script file that looks OK using Notepad++, and save as a Unix script format so I assume line returns are correct.

I've had no problems writing and using CHDK scripts in the past, so I must be doing something pretty stupid here.

A .zip or .7z archive would makes things easier IMHO.

When I put any of these .ash files in the root directory I see no difference in any of the recorded videos; they are all h.264 AVC at 60Mb/s.

,ash files like the mjpeg one doesn't require any configuration as it is presented, does it?

Also, some of the scripts accept values, is there any explanation of what values are acceptable?

Is it practical to have all these options in one file, and to comment out the entries we don't need?

Hello it is possible for E1 a pach to make the file at the high frame rates 120FPS soo save the recording at 120Fps in the playback but with 30FPS is played back for slow motion

@rjhinde....and everyone who's confused.

open the .ash file....you see the code in a window. Hit the raw button on the right. The code opens again. Right click "save file as" ....ash will save to your comp. Put it on your card. That's it. I'm getting, for a complex scene, up to 115mbps for dci4k.

Firmware 0.31, the Hack (100 Mbps), Zlog2 and the Zlog2 LUT Test Video

Just make/copy an .ash file and paste the lines from the file(s) you want to include. Use a text editor (I use Notepad++).

Then you can add all the options you think you might want and comment out the ones you aren't currently using.

You can add your own comment lines to make things clearer for you.

@kurth Just "save as" a Unix script file and change the .bash to .ash; if you have an .ash file already being edited, just save to keep the .ash extension.

@storyboardcreativity is it possible to make 100Mb/s bitrate for 4K (3840x2160) 25fps as well and higher bitrate (50-60 MB/s for eg) for HD resolutions (1920x1080)? Thank you.

Did anybody check is there a 30-minutes time limit for video? I see code that sets 29 minutes time limit if camera's region is "en". If smb has problems with it I can disable limit.

@storyboardcreativity

It is not better, as most people will stop doing this (you need to register, etc). Personally checked such.