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CarLapse - LUA Script for timelapse out of a driving car

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Offline MauricioRPP

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Re: CarLapse - LUA Script for timelapse out of a driving car
« Reply #30 on: 11 / October / 2009, 23:50:07 »
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i am getting error too. got the latest version of script on this thread, fb-lib from the link here too... named the file ".lua" and checked for ANSI encoding.

My cam is a A590, CHDK version autobuild (a590-101b-0.9.8-816-full.zip). am I missing something?

Error is:
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==loopcounter) then
 break end until 1==2
:1: unexpected symbol nea
r '@'
PRESS SHUTTER TO CLOSE(the message seems to print CR+LF characters too)

thanks.
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Offline reyalp

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Re: CarLapse - LUA Script for timelapse out of a driving car
« Reply #31 on: 11 / October / 2009, 23:52:30 »
looks like you missed the start of the comment that is supposed to enclose the @ params
Your script should have --[[ at the start
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Offline MauricioRPP

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Re: CarLapse - LUA Script for timelapse out of a driving car
« Reply #32 on: 12 / October / 2009, 11:24:57 »
it worked! you were right, reyalp. I don't know the lua sintax, so I missed it out.

thanks!
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Re: CarLapse - LUA Script for timelapse out of a driving car
« Reply #33 on: 07 / December / 2010, 22:17:10 »
So I just found out about CHDK and decided to try it out.  I have a SD600 with firmware 1.00A.  When I run this script here is what I get:

Started
SLeeping 2 seconds
sleeping 1 seconds
(it takes a picture and then it turns off with the lens still out and thats it)

Any suggestions on what I should do?
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Offline norbertom

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Re: CarLapse - LUA Script for timelapse out of a driving car
« Reply #34 on: 08 / February / 2011, 18:25:02 »
Thanks for the script! It works perfectly on my Ixus 100 / SD780 beta and 1053, while on the 1054 beta gives me problems. The only thing is that for every step it takes at least 4 seconds, and I think it is a limitation of the camera, because with continuous shooting can take every 2 seconds or less ... My mistake?
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Offline reyalp

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Re: CarLapse - LUA Script for timelapse out of a driving car
« Reply #35 on: 08 / February / 2011, 18:46:53 »
Quote from: norbertom on 08 / February / 2011, 18:25:02
Thanks for the script! It works perfectly on my Ixus 100 / SD780 beta and 1053, while on the 1054 beta gives me problems. The only thing is that for every step it takes at least 4 seconds, and I think it is a limitation of the camera, because with continuous shooting can take every 2 seconds or less ... My mistake?
The only change in 1054 was fixing spelling errors in changlog.txt, so this is definitely not the cause of your problem.

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Offline norbertom

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Re: CarLapse - LUA Script for timelapse out of a driving car
« Reply #36 on: 08 / February / 2011, 20:00:06 »
You're right, I reinstalled from scratch and now works with the 1054. Thanks a lot :)

in the previous post I was wrong to write, actually I wanted to say this:
"The only thing Is that 'it takes at least 4 seconds to shoot, and I think it is not a limitation of my camera, cause with continuous shooting I Can Make shoots Every 2 seconds or less"
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Offline bashir

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Re: CarLapse - LUA Script for timelapse out of a driving car
« Reply #37 on: 31 / March / 2011, 02:12:45 »
I have also the problem mentioned a couple of times in this thread (last by The_dark_master above).
I installed on both an A610 and an S3, CHDK is from mid march 2011 on both.

On starting carlapsev5 I get sleeping 1...2... then I image taken then camera hangs.

I didn't see any replies to the previous posts mentioning this. Anyone know why this happens?

Bash
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