The card should be fast enough .. based on GH2 history. Try another card? Did you format the card before first use with hack?

@kavadni

I'm happy with 32Mbps AQ4.

If you have 2 GFs, can you test this out?

Try the same chart test with one hacked and one unhacked. Capture a frame from each test.

Try pixel peeping comparison on two pictures. If you can't, just upload'em to this thread. I will do then.

I get an error when i try to film 1080 60i FSH, im using a Sandisk 16gb extreme class 10 30mb/s.

@kavadni : If it's not GOP1 you should. Otherwise the codec could take advantage of temporal redundancy. Linear motion is also relatively easy to be solved (since allmost all macroblocks will show similar motion), so the best way to stress it is either circular motion or zooming in and out.

You can also use such an high ISO that noise ends up breaking that temporal redundancy.

Just make it stable first.

If it passes the test, try this. Use AFC instead of AFS. Try to wiggle the computer screen or a laptop screen a bit. Let the camera do AFC.

Make sure to use @cbrandin's streamparser app to analyze the results.

@stray created those files to test codec stressing.

Just display it on the computer screen. Maximize it. Shoot the screen. Preferably use native m43 lenses with AF.

Ok here's the setting file. Let's start polishing together. Currently it has no adverse effect. No write error. No spanning error. No playback error.

Edit (03/04/2012): doubled the AVCHD bitrates, AQ4, default GOP. 2 fps MJPEG setting from http://timelapser.net/about/ for taking timelapse.

See http://www.personal-view.com/talks/discussion/595/mjpeg-fps-setting-for-timelapse-on-gh2 for more info about the timelapse.

Edit (3/28/2012): Not full manual control yet. The shutter speed can't be set to 1/2 second. So the MJPEG timelapse would look like photo captures instead of smooth timelapse blurs.