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    • I have seen that, thanks. Idk, how much more recording time you'll get shooting 2:1? It's my understanding that the camera can only give an estimate based on uncompressed cDNG not with lossless. Right now with OG3.5K on a 128gb card, the camera shows 6-7 minutes. Google AI told me, I could expect 10-11 with lossless, which is great but still not enough to justify, considering how many V90 SD cards I'd have to buy. The OG2.5K is so good that 30 minutes (roughly in lossless) to a V60 card is perfect for my needs. Don't get me wrong, I prefer the 3.5K, and would consider it with an SSD, I suppose, if I look at it like Hitchcock would... shoot VistaVision with a 1.85:1 release. I also have to research, test, if the hack is on a card, can I just leave it there and still record to SSD. I haven't tested it enough to the point where I needed to format cards, but having to delete clips, or upload the scripts every time is kinda annoying. All that said, I have been swamped with work and family stuff, so I haven't had much time to mess with it. So far, just my first half hour outing, but this has completely changed my entire gameplay going forward and I have been rearranging some buying/selling of lenses, and working on some scripts to utilize it. If anyone is interested, here's another frame from the OG2K mode with the Minolta 35mm 1.8... the other two I posted were at iso 3200 and I think this one was 100... sorry I couldn't find a cat to shoot...
    • Don't worry nothing will be worth releasing at this rate anyway, as the social media influencers would have flooded the market with magic lantern based bait for free and sucked up all the attention out the room. Mario (NES version) on 200D has millions of views on Instagram. Mario 64 on a camera never hacked before (R8 and R5)... Crickets. If this has taught me a lesson, it is that the internet is no longer about merit.
    • Thanks for correcting me, but please don’t cut out the ‘From my limited understanding’ caveat.    But that also proves my point of not releasing my vibe code projects. And leaving releases to experts who know what they’re releasing. 
    • That's definitely not true.  They're both arm64, as Andrew said.  The similarities end there.  It's a bit like comparing the DC motor in an electric pencil sharpener and the DC motors powering a Formula E racecar.  😉
    • They are both Arm64. That doesn't give an M1 Mac permission to bypass Nintendo's encryption, that's a separate issue.
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