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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Most computers have a difficult time processing AVCHD. This mode is meant for direct play back on your HDTV. But you can you can use a video editor like Freemake and it will convert the files for viewing on your computer and other sites like You Tube. I have a Panasonic FZ-150 and I have to record in FSH at 24fps instead of PSH at 50fps otherwise it produces glitches in playback mode.
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It will talk you through via Bluetooth. It also has a video jack for input, just not sure if it will play the video from gps. I would think so, I just have not tried.
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It looks like the only recording file types are AVCHD and MP4. You would have to convert one of these file types to .mov
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No built in navigator. The GPS is for playback only.So you can plot the route and speed you had traveled.All post recording. The only information you can get on the devices is longitude and latitude points in the menu settings.
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I would suggest that you contact Garmin technical support and ask that same question to be sure your unit will support it - I have an older model Garmin nuvi and the last update I downloaded required me to put a memory card in to hold the amount of data - it was cheap enough - but something to consider is whether your unit will support current and future map updates & downloads - if your unit will support this lifetime maps update, go for it - great deal
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ADT is telling me I have to upgrade to video to be able to link it to my pulse system. Is there a way around it?
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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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I connected the Dash Cam to my computer and downloaded a video to my hard drive. Otherwise, can't add any technical know how?
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Thanks, Valdvogel...you gave me just the info I needed. Of course, the first inclination is to purchase an expensive NUVI, but it's good to know that an earlier hand-held works even better! We already have a GPS (Staples brand) that works great for road directions, but it uses wrong coordinates for geo-caching. It's just too difficult to"translate" the coordinates for every cache! Thanks again!
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No. It is not a GPS device. Nor does it "reflect" map application information (but that would be nice) . It only "reflects " performance oriented data from a compatible App like: wahoo or strava; time, speed, cadence, pace, rpm, heart rate, etc.
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It's a bit pricey, but you have to buy this part for this unit to have GPS. http://www.amazon.com/Pioneer-AVIC-U220-Add-On-Navigation-Device/dp/B003JTHW6O
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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
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In order to view the picture "right side up" it must be mounted as shown. Mounted with the "ball mount" down, the video will show on your monitor inverted. I have not found a way to invert this electronically. Garmin needs to fix this oversight. They would sell a lot more cameras without this restriction.
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There is no software needed to view it. I've had two of these for about one month. I've looked at the video twice. I believe I have a 32G chip and only store about 4 hours of video, but really good quality video. I recall seeing the coordinates and believe (but not sure without looking, sorry) the coordinates are across the bottom of the screen. These are the best available. I first bought the junky ones that are sold fairly commonplace online and junked them.
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yes, you can, there is an 8Gb SD card with everyting needed for the dashcam on it. You even can watch the avi files on the mac, but not the gps and other info (i.e. time). Also for firmware updates you wil need a Windows computer.
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I bought mine from the Kim Komando site bit works by plugging it in to the top right gps slot. It does not display LAT/LONG or speed. It only provides this information on the app while reviewing the files along with the moving google earth map when on a PC or some other device.