magic-lantern/platform/600D.103/magiclantern # To get debugging symbols from Magic Lantern, uncomment one of these: run_canon_fw.sh 600D -d debugmsg -s -S & arm-none-eabi-gdb -x 600D/debugmsg.gdb But when pressing the Delete-Button twice, the video signal is also scaled, without the stripes (as in the 640 mode).Ĭode: #.

If I set movie resolution to 1280 or 1920, stripes appear on the top an bottom, if the bug occurs. PS: Maybe interesting to know: normally I set the movie resolution to 640 Pixel in the Canon, which can lead to the described bug of the stripes right and left until pressing the delete button twice. That would be bad, because I would have to live with my workaround to set the mirror option in my external monitor which leads to a black stripe on the right, because of it's issues no centering the image when in mirror mode. >this one is handled by the built-in LCD controller, so it's very hard to fix. >Reproduced the display orientation issue on 60D, but apparently If I switch to M or another photo mode, the display is cleared well after taking a photo and going back to live view. It is important to know, that I am in the Movie mode of the camera. Yes, on the build-in LCD it is always perfectly cleared, on the external only sometimes when I switch on the camera and never, when I take a photo (when the live view gets black and switches on again).

>Is the clear overlays feature working properly on the built-in LCD? So not an issue of the video signal of ML. If I do not mirror the video signal in the external monitor, it is perfectly centered. But this is only a matter of the external monitor: I had to set the 'mirror option' in the external monitor, as a workaround, because the mirror setting in ML does not work for the HDMI out, as you know. >The bars are not symmetrical (both in positionĬolors are correct in 'real life' - it is justed caused by my bad smartphone camera qualityīut you are right that the live view is not centered on the external monitor. 'Focus Box Setttings' is set to 'Display: Auto-Hide', but I guess this is the default. The only two settings I made in ML is 'Clear Overlays: always' and 'Global Draw: off'. >There's no focus box either how did you hide it? No Canon standard firmware bars with the vertical grey lines on the left and right, so a clean and a little bit larger screen of the camera's live view, see this image:

>Expected result? (how does a good screen look like?)

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