Martin Henz
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They do some work in one area, something like generating custom frame guides, and somehow it interacts weird with a bunch of code in a completely unrelated area and corrupts a file when recording. But it might only corrupt in some singularly obscure way, say when recording 60i over HDMI from a Canon DSLR. Won't effect SDI, won't effect non-Canon DSLRs, won't effect Canon cameras that aren't DSLRs but are still coming in over HDMI at the same frame rate. It's maddening I tell you!
Sometimes, this is a normal situation and nothing is wrong. Give the developers enough time to fix the issues.
keep cool
Whenever we develop new code there is an extensive series of tests, and frankly these tests have gotten considerably longer and more complex as we have added more and more features. We have one group of engineers working on new firmware, another on testing and then another on figuring out why something went wrong in whatever test. They are all interacting all the time so as to be as efficient as possible and help both prevent issues as well as hunt them down once they are discovered. It would drive me insane.
So all that is to say that new firmware is definitely on the way. Don't know how long it will be until we can release it though. It's really impossible to say until they complete these endless tests. It takes three solid days to run through the permutations when they DON'T find any problems. And they ALWAYS find problems.
These are good news! (lot of testing, software have to be stable, ...)
Thank you for the information.
I´m waiting ...