GPS information from AVCHD clips: Does anyone know how (or what is needed) to display the GPS information embedded in videos filmed in the AVCHD-GPS mode?
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The data is in the mts file apparently in each frame and I think in a header (I'm just beginning to get up to speed on this for a current project), this program: http://www.dvmp.co.uk/ shows the geo data (if you go into settings and turn it on to do so). Also a program called EXIFTool can show the starting gps position and I believe with some extra passed commands to it write out a tracklog of sorts for the mts video.
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Theres no GPS software. The camera records the GPS info and you can see it in any computer you like.
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Also, you can find out more about AVCHD video format using this link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AVCHD.
180494
It takes a sd card that got the gps infomation...... u probably can go 2 the power acoustik web site and download the new maps
1398101
Hmm i guess it says there is GPS in the title. How does it work?? I have this product. I also don't know how to update the information.
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I do not know. I have only a PC laptop. Sorry I am not able to help. I know you can install VLC Player on your Mac and run the video on it. But , I do not know if the GPS data shows up on VLC player.
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I have no problems playing the video on Windows 7. The included viewer software is ok, but it's not great. I downloaded a free viewer called Registrator (http://www.registratorviewer.com/download_en.html) that is 1000 times better. It allows you to view the GPS track on a map beside the video along with G-sensor data etc. I highly recommend it. The cam does have a very small amount of internal storage, but not very much (I don't remember the amount). It's not enough to record more than a few minutes of video probably. You'll need a SD card for any decent recording times. I've been using mine for about 7 months now and I love it. I have no problems playing the video on Windows 7. The included viewer software is ok, but it's not great. I downloaded a free viewer called Registrator (http://www.registratorviewer.com/download_en.html) that is 1000 times better. It allows you to view the GPS track on a map beside the video along with G-sensor data etc. I highly recommend it. The cam does have a very small amount of internal storage, but not very much (I don't remember the amount). It's not enough to record more than a few minutes of video probably. You'll need a SD card for any decent recording times. I've been... » Read More I have no problems playing the video on Windows 7. The included viewer software is ok, but it's not great. I downloaded a free viewer called Registrator (http://www.registratorviewer.com/download_en.html) that is 1000 times better. It allows you to view the GPS track on a map beside the video along with G-sensor data etc. I highly recommend it. The cam does have a very small amount of internal storage, but not very much (I don't remember the amount). It's not enough to record more than a few minutes of video probably. You'll need a SD card for any decent recording times. I've been using mine for about 7 months now and I love it. « Show Less
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Speed yes, location is GPS mapped, yes. All what you want to see displayed can be adjusted in settings. The camera is up in the top window's part. The display is small. I see no screen while driving, coz it's small and deemed after few minutes. I did several tests: was running in between home and the car to see how it records and how it displays info. I don't remember what settings did I leave, but I was very satisfied. The only parameter I used to have in my other cam was the recording during parking. This cam doesn't record when the car is parked. It records few minutes after parking, but not during the whole paring duration. Speed yes, location is GPS mapped, yes. All what you want to see displayed can be adjusted in settings. The camera is up in the top window's part. The display is small. I see no screen while driving, coz it's small and deemed after few minutes. I did several tests: was running in between home and the car to see how it records and how it displays info. I don't remember what settings did I leave, but I was very satisfied. The only parameter I used to have in my other cam was the recording during parking. This cam doesn't record when the car is parked. It records few minutes after parking, but... » Read More Speed yes, location is GPS mapped, yes. All what you want to see displayed can be adjusted in settings. The camera is up in the top window's part. The display is small. I see no screen while driving, coz it's small and deemed after few minutes. I did several tests: was running in between home and the car to see how it records and how it displays info. I don't remember what settings did I leave, but I was very satisfied. The only parameter I used to have in my other cam was the recording during parking. This cam doesn't record when the car is parked. It records few minutes after parking, but not during the whole paring duration. « Show Less
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No it does not, it only displays the GPS portion of it when you remove the SD Card and play it in the program. It records your GPS location relevant to the real time camera image.
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I don't recall, as I already have it installed, and yes it will show location/altitude/etc. in the metadata. It's a free download from here:http://nikonimglib.com/nvnx/
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You have to use Garmin's Virb software and import the videos using their program. After doing so, you can click the + to Create Video, then drag your clip into the timeline (right above your list of video thumbnails). By default, you'll see Garmin's data "widgets" and when you play the video, you'll see the data update based on the Virb's data it collected. You and add/remove/move widgets to your like as well.
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Best to ask or look on the manufacturer website as we are using on a D7000, there were different cable for different camera models. GPS info gets written to the metadata so yes available on jpg or raw.
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This is my husband's GPS and he said that the screen 'occasionally' goes to a split screen, showing a map and a picture of the road that you're currently on. I hope this helps!
2280266
Easily turned left to right or completely around. I thought of usin it to video my little girl in back but can't see display when turned around. For speed I have my gps mounted just below to catch the corner where Speed is shown. If I ever need to get out of a speeding ticket I have proof if I was wronged.
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I have not been able to view any a AVCHD formatted videos. I have read this is for burning directly to DVD but I have not used this feature. The MP4 works fine for me so that's what I use.
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No, I don't believe the GPS will display on the panels. And I'm thinking they are probably too small and the wrong aspect ratio to be any good for GPS detail anyway.
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No. This device is only a camera. The GPS exits solely to "print" the current latitude, longitude, and speed onto the video. It also automatically sets the date and time for you. The GPS data is not maintained as a separate file.