Thanks. But if i got more than 1 video till my ride, do i need to syncronize each one with GPS (track with pic) ? But if i ride first time this track, how can i know this comparing ?
Greetings to all, great vid! Very informative! I have 2 questions though. A) i already have a foutage with a hero 6 with gps data and i am wondering i what type of format are the gps data stored in the gopro and b) is it possible by using the virb editor to import a map background on my gps (openstreet maps for example) in order to know visually where i have been. Thank you in advance!
There are so much confusion as to how to go about this thing. What happens if I stop shooting on my gopro to save battery and my bike computer(Bryton 530) is still on? It means, the Bike computer will continue reading while I temporarily stop recording, won't that be a problem when I press record again and the video and the computer/gps data don't longer sync? Secondly, I have a Bryton 530 bike computer. Can I use this to import data to Garmin Virb or everything has to be Garmin? How does the App sync with the exact place the video starts in order to be accurate? how about multiple stops I do while the camera is no longer recording to save battery, what happens to the GPS data then? I guess it will missync or not?
First, You can use your Bryton. You can import any .GPX file to the Garmin software. As far as using multiple clips, you may find it easier to edit all of your .GPX data in clip by clip and save each clip as its own file before you move onto the next one. Then afterwards you can edit multiple clips together into one video without having to deal with the hassle of splicing together clips in the Garmin software.
Don Daugherty off the top of my head, I am not sure. I know you can add an overview of the track but I'm not sure about the map. I don't see why you shouldn't be able to
The software is Garmin VIRB Edit (Available on Garmin's website) and the platform is for both Windows and Mac. This version in the video is running on Mac.
Can this be used to inject GPS info to 360 VR videos to make the videos Google Street View ready?
Thanks. But if i got more than 1 video till my ride, do i need to syncronize each one with GPS (track with pic) ? But if i ride first time this track, how can i know this comparing ?
Greetings to all, great vid! Very informative! I have 2 questions though. A) i already have a foutage with a hero 6 with gps data and i am wondering i what type of format are the gps data stored in the gopro and b) is it possible by using the virb editor to import a map background on my gps (openstreet maps for example) in order to know visually where i have been. Thank you in advance!
Exactly my question allso: Can I use gps data stored in Gopro it self
Question: Why did you have the link the GoPro data to the GPX data. Shouldnt GOPro video file already have the gpx data embeded?
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Cool video, I learned a lot! Thanks :D
Thank you bro...
There are so much confusion as to how to go about this thing.
What happens if I stop shooting on my gopro to save battery and my bike computer(Bryton 530) is still on? It means, the Bike computer will continue reading while I temporarily stop recording, won't that be a problem when I press record again and the video and the computer/gps data don't longer sync?
Secondly, I have a Bryton 530 bike computer. Can I use this to import data to Garmin Virb or everything has to be Garmin?
How does the App sync with the exact place the video starts in order to be accurate? how about multiple stops I do while the camera is no longer recording to save battery, what happens to the GPS data then? I guess it will missync or not?
First, You can use your Bryton. You can import any .GPX file to the Garmin software. As far as using multiple clips, you may find it easier to edit all of your .GPX data in clip by clip and save each clip as its own file before you move onto the next one. Then afterwards you can edit multiple clips together into one video without having to deal with the hassle of splicing together clips in the Garmin software.
How you can change unity on km?
is garmnin and gopro sharing the source code for this app. they Are soooo similar to one another.
Jason Black I highly doubt it but big businesses is an interesting animal
does your GPS file come from your gopro?
I just have one quick question, once you import the video, is it geotagged?
Ronald Salazar No. You must manually import the .gpx file and sync it up with the video
unknown mistake when exporting...what can I do? I did everything right
can use Strava Data?
yes, download the file from strava in GPX format.
Where did you get the gps data
The data comes from the Garmin device. It's in a GPX or FIT file format.
Is it possible to add the map view to the video?
Don Daugherty off the top of my head, I am not sure. I know you can add an overview of the track but I'm not sure about the map. I don't see why you shouldn't be able to
Does anyone know how to go about this?
what is the name of software and also tell me plateform
The software is Garmin VIRB Edit (Available on Garmin's website) and the platform is for both Windows and Mac. This version in the video is running on Mac.
Why when I upload the video to the virb edit the video is slow and stalls?? 😭
it just for the software don' worry normaly when you export it it take back full quality