FWIW, I found something better. A function that cancels the retract timer.Second function call after the "AC:SStoreLensT" or "AC:SStoreLens" log string.
Quote from: c_joerg on 23 / January / 2019, 02:09:14Should I found the functions here?chdk/trunk/platform/sx50hs/sub/100c/funcs_by_xxxNot yet.QuoteWhat exactly I have to call on my SX50 (100c) in lua?call_func_ptr(0xFF049EB4)You can make a test script that only has that single line and execute it in playback mode (obviously, the lens has to be extended when you run the script).
Should I found the functions here?chdk/trunk/platform/sx50hs/sub/100c/funcs_by_xxx
What exactly I have to call on my SX50 (100c) in lua?
I would like to try this with my other cameras (G1x 101a, G1x 100e, S110 103a, SX230 101a) as well. I'm still not clear how I get the address…
Index: platform/g1x/sub/100e/funcs_by_address.csv===================================================================--- platform/g1x/sub/100e/funcs_by_address.csv (revision 5154)+++ platform/g1x/sub/100e/funcs_by_address.csv (working copy)@@ -595,6 +595,7 @@ 0xff0977ac,j_PTM_BackupUIProperty_FW 0xff0977b4,PTM_RestoreUIProperty_FW 0xff099ec4,UIFS_CancelStoreLensTimer_FW+0xff099f1c,cancel_lens_retract_timer 0xff09a0d4,PB2Rec 0xff09a114,Rec2PB 0xff09a978,task_InitFileModules
I've attached a patch that contains the addresses for all supported DIGIC II ... 5 cameras.
This could be turned into a feature,
The method only works if the retract delay is set to 1 minute on the Canon UI.
This could be turned into a feature, but I could not decide on my own how to implement it.
- The script wrapper could simply call this function: that would mean the script author would need to make sure the call is made after every rec->play transition.- The above logic could be implemented in CHDK core. In this case, the script command would enable/disable the retract override.Since I don't write any serious scripts, I'd need the opinion of others who do.
if the logic can be implemented simply and reliably in the core
Quote from: srsa_4c on 20 / March / 2019, 14:09:39- The script wrapper could simply call this function: that would mean the script author would need to make sure the call is made after every rec->play transition.- The above logic could be implemented in CHDK core. In this case, the script command would enable/disable the retract override.Since I don't write any serious scripts, I'd need the opinion of others who do.My initial reaction is scripts using this would probably be controlling rec/play transitions anyway, so requiring them to call the function isn't much burden. It also keeps things simple.
It could also support a menu option like the "disable LCD off...", but this seems like a very limited use case that probably doesn't need a menu option.
I can't see of any reason to do this that does not involve running a script.
but also concerned about battery life might find a use for it.
Because of the 24-day problem…https://chdk.setepontos.com/index.php?topic=13714.0Would the following solution also work?You switch to recording mode every 55s and briefly press the shutter button halfway
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