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    Best overall / universal GH1 hack settings?
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    Since I would imagine that the GH1 hack has been around for a while now, I was just wondering if someone could recommend their experience of the best overall settings for all purpose use (AVCHD, MJPEG, Day, Night, ect..) without affecting normal camera features? I'm using a class 10 SanDisk card.

    Also, what does the "GOP" options do?
    Last edited by djanthonyw; 08-01-2012 at 06:14 AM.



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    On the GH1, the highest reliable bitrate I was able to obtain while preserving 720p60 mode was the 75Mbps Peak Reliability Patch. However, the 24p FHD mode in that patch only works in interlaced mode, same as the unhacked firmware. If you want a progressive, Native 24p patch, along with 720p60 support, I'd recommend the Blackout-Powell Patch. You'll find links to these patches in my signature below.


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    Awesome, thank you very much for the reply!


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    When looking at the details for the patch it says that MJPEG can't playback on the camera? Is there a patch or optimal settings that you recommend that still allows for all normal camera functionality?


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    I believe the Reliable In-Camera Playback Patch was the last of my GH1 patches to support MJPEG playback. If you prefer, you could safely combine the MJPEG settings from that patch with the AVCHD settings from any of the other GH1 patches linked in my signature below.


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    lpowell, can i use your 100 Mbps Max Latitude Patch 720 - 50 ? Probably; this patch by your settings converting 720/50 to 720/25. How do I use, your settings by 720/50 ?


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    To switch between NTSC 30/60p and PAL 25/50p, use the VIDEO OUT option in the SETUP menu. Then turn the camera off and on again and reformat your SD card. Once you have the camera set up the way you like, you can save your complete setup in one of the three Custom slots.


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    Hi lpowell, I was wondering if I should start using your 75mbs patch instead of the Blackout-Powell's. I've been looking for an easy explanation about the convenience of native 24p but I just can't find it. Could you please help me with this? I just use my camera to shoot and create family and friends short videos which I usually upload to vimeo or show on my LCD TV. I use Vegas for the editing. Also, if I stick to deinterlaced settings (if I get this correctly) throughout the editing and rendering process, what would be the difference vs the native 24p video?
    Forgive me if I'm completely lost in here.

    thks.


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    Quote Originally Posted by fgd View Post
    I've been looking for an easy explanation about the convenience of native 24p but I just can't find it. Could you please help me with this?
    The unhacked GH1 records 24p video in an interlaced 59.94i stream. This works fine for playing your video directly on an HDTV. If you want to edit your videos, it's more convenient to patch the GH1 to record in Native 24p, without interlacing. Two of my patches support Native 24p: the 55Mbps Blackout-Powell patch, and the 100Mbps Max Latitude Patch. In the Blackout-Powell patch, 720p modes record at 60fps, which is useful for slow motion. In the Max Latitude Patch, 720p modes record at 30fps, which produces very compact files and is useful for long takes.


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    hello
    thanks for the info. But what would be the "best" patch for 24p in FHD? I need to shoot a documentary at this resolution in 24p... Thanks!


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