It works on my TX-1, which takes 1280x720 video@30 fps, allows for zoom & shooting while filming, and here's the kicker...
I don't even use that video bitrate/quality menu!
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Naw, I'm just kidding. I do, but I don't really understand what it's supposed to do, video compared to video. In other words, what's the quality setting for the camera not running chdk? I can raise mine to a point, and then the buffer gets filled too quickly. 96%, I think.
What should I notice about two videos, one without chdk, and one with the quality boosted?
Thanks.
I've been doing tests about the bitrate issue.
At normal, the camera records at 2MB/sec. This is good for most scenes, but in place with high dynamic range, for example - shaded people in the forest with blue sky in the background, gives mediocre to poor results.
Having the ability (using CHDSK ofcourse) to raise that bitrate to 6MB/sec, will allow the camera to record more detail each frame, thus increasing it's dynamic range for these difficult scenes.
And those who say that's a waste of disk space, i would say that even at 6MB/sec i have 40min recordable video on my 16GB SD card
Ofcourse, you'll have to use the solution here, posted in other thread, to load CHDK to a card larger than 4GB:
Autoboot with 8GB and HDHacker Possibillity