Osmo Client 1.6.1

A camera report for testers, fixes for the Osmo Pocket 4 and 4P, and clearer white balance choices.

Unofficial and independent: not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by DJI.

New

• Camera report (--report): have an Osmo camera the app isn't tested with yet (Pocket 4 or 4P, Action 4, 5 Pro or 6…)? Start the app with osmo-client.bat --report (Windows) or sh osmo-client.sh --report (macOS, Linux). Once the live view is up it checks by itself, in about ten minutes, what the camera answers to each of the app's settings, puts everything back as it was, and saves osmo-client-report-….json. Attach that file to a camera report and say what you saw: it shows what works on your camera and what needs changing. Nothing is recorded, photographed or deleted on the camera.
  The report holds no camera names or Bluetooth addresses, Wi-Fi names or passwords, IP addresses, folders on your computer, pictures, or file names and dates. It is a text file: open it to check before sending. See Test your camera.
• White balance: the usual light sources are named in the menu (2,800 K Tungsten, 4,000 K Fluorescent, 5,600 K Daylight, 6,500 K Cloudy, 7,500 K Shade), with a hint: the value is the color of the light you are in, so a lower value makes the picture cooler and a higher one warmer, as on the camera.

Fixed (Osmo Pocket 4 and 4P)

Following the OpenPocketCine project's notes on a Pocket 4P; not tested with a real Pocket 4 or 4P yet (a camera report would tell):

• Slow motion formats now reach the camera the way it expects them (4K 100, 120, 200 and 240 fps, 1080p 120 and 240 fps); 200 fps has its name.
• Timelapse starts and stops with the record command, which these models use.

Install

See the README.