Xiaomi Yi Configurator (XYC) http://www.tawbaware.com (c) Tawbaware software, 2015
Description: This script runs inside the Xiaomi Yi camera and allows the user to enable RAW file creation, and change photographic options such as exposure, ISO, whitebalance, etc. In addition, a photographic time-lapse feature is also available. It is designed to be executed and accessed via a telnet client running on any phone, computer, tablet, etc.
Installation:
- Install script at top level of SD card and ensure execute permissions: chmod 755 /tmp/fuse_d/xyc.sh 2 Optional. If you have custom settings (e.g. bitrate, video size, etc.) that you want to be included in the autoexec.ash file, store these commands in a file named autoexec.xyc in the same directory as xyc.sh. Also, using XYC, set the "Custom Photo Settings" -> "Import additional settings..." menu choice to "yes". XYC will copy everything from the autoexec.xyc into autoexec.ash whenever it updates autoexec.ash.
- Optional. If you want XYC to operate in a language other than English, create a file named xyc_strings.sh in the same directory as xyc.sh. See "TRANSLATION STRINGS" section below.
Usage:
- Enable wifi, and connect to camera using telnet (IP=192.168.42.1, user id="root", no password)
- Run script: /tmp/fuse_d/xyc.sh
Changelog:
0.3.2 (Sep 2015) by Alex
- Updated YiMax script
- Added shadow/highlight/gamma script
- Added sharpness script
- Fixed HDR scripts and added HDR Night
0.3.1 (Sep 2015) by Alex
- Ported features from XYC v4.6 https://rendy37.wordpress.com/2015/08/13/xiaomi-yi-configurator-xyc-ubah-script-tanpa-pc/
- Added YiMax Movie script http://nutseynuts.blogspot.com/2015/06/xiaomi-yi-action-cam-custom-scripts.html
- Simplified menu interface
- Fixed issues
0.2.0 (Aug 2015)
- Added support for alternate langauges
- Added support for user settings
- Standardized menu interface
0.1.0 (Aug 2015)
- Initial release
Disclaimer: This software is not created or endorsed by Xiaomi; it relies on undocumented features of the Xiaomi Yi. Using this software may void your camera's warranty and possibly damage your camera. Use at your own risk!