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Enhanced extra long time-lapses with improved handling of RTC errors. Enhanced - removed all first boot UI notifications for naked cameras. Enhanced !M WAKE=2 - wake on power option to bypass any delay.txt (improves robustness for extra long timelapses.). Fixed metadata storage for change variable length data (change OWNR info, could erase data.). Fixed Long timelapse with Battery and External power (the recommend configuration for this firmware). #Github standard notes mp4#
Fixed BITR so that only the MP4 is increased.Added WiFi band switching commands oW2 - 2.4GHz and oW5 - 5GHz.Added oM BITH=x bitrate control for H264 encodes (LRVs typically), BITR is for HEVC (MP4s typically).Fixed Battery level reporting at 80% if you start in TimeLapse or Photo modes on some cameras.Fixed Language selection (Voice and user interface.).Fixed hS1 (15s) and HS2 (30s), hindsight length selection.Fixed fN - will not select a Narrow FOV Lens, rather than just zooming in on a Wide lens.
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Fixed t0 Protune Reset, doesn’t erase ISO min/max values from metadata. #Github standard notes code#
Enhanced the default timecode precision with using QR code to set timecode. Enhanced setting time via QR Code higher precision for timecode sync. #Github standard notes pro#
Added commend to make LRVs file Premiere Pro formated proxy files !MPRXY=1. Added command to enhance timecode precision !MTCAL=offset in ms. Added missing Superphoto and HDR modes (rS and rH). Added missing Photo burst modes (Auto bA, b25N1, b30N10). 
Added Command for Audio Auto selection (aA), rather than just Wind and Stereo.Added Commands for Max Lens Mod, so you can now request horizon leveling.
Added default Last Used preset (dL), match the camera menus. Fixed for rare crash when waking the LCD during a Night Lapse video capture. Enhanced, upon boot the LCD will repeat any permanent Labs modification you might have active. Enhanced SPL trigger levels now reported to the qrlog.txt file. Limited as is will only work up to 4k30, 2.7Kpp120. Added support for text and graphics overlay. Added Trust USB !M TUSB=1 to allow power from USB with unknown current (assumes USB is 2A source.). Added rate control for slow SD media (activated using either !MBITR=x or !MIWFR=1), allowing for potentially improved capture reliability with older media or at higher bitrates. Added !M IWFR=1 Increased Write FRequency to support for higher precision file recoveries (defaulted on with !MBITR=x also). !MHSTO=60 for a 60 minute Hindsight timeout. 
Added !M HSTO=x minutes - controlling the length of the Hindsight timeout, changing from the default for 15 minutes. Fixed requiring the LCD active for Audio, IMU and GPS triggers. Fixed all the triggers so that they don’t require the !MQRDR=1 workaround. suppress RTC clock nagging (it will get the date time wrong if you leave out the battery to long.) Use !MBYPS=1. improved video overlay, removing the 30 frame delay. improved active feature reporting (show active and non-one values.). Changes to mainline firmware are not listed. This a general list of Labs enhancements on top on the mainline firmware updates. Only the more recent releases are documented below. GoPro Labs Firmware Release Notes GoPro Labs View on GitHub GoPro Labs Firmware Release Notes If you don’t see a CONTRIBUTING file in your favorite project, open a pull request and add one.Skip to the content. Now, as soon as your collaborators start participating, they can easily find the guidelines you’d like them to follow. Then we will add a link to your file when a contributor creates an Issue or opens a Pull Request. As a maintainer, all you have to do is add a CONTRIBUTING file (or CONTRIBUTING.md if you’re using Markdown) to the root of your repository. We’ve tried making this easy for everyone. Today we added support for sharing your preferred policy for contributions with the folks wanting to collaborate with you on your project. And for a contributor, one quick check of this file verifies their submission follows the maintainer’s guidelines. From a maintainer’s point of view, the document succinctly communicates how best to collaborate. Here is a fine example from puppet and another one from factory_girl_rails. It explains how a participant should do things like format code, test fixes, and submit patches. Oftentimes open source projects place a CONTRIBUTING file in the root directory.
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