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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Fahad said on November 14, 2013Yes, I've been experimenting with option. To see what I exactly mean, watch the train in this clip http://youtu.be/rz_kIt1NFpo JJ said on November 14, 2013 | Edit Some thoughts that might improve quality:Is the video jumpy on the camcorder display also?Are you recording in AVCHD or MP4?Are you recording to the on-board hard drive or to an SD card?If the video clip does not jump in the camera, then look at you computer.Do you have a really fast video processor to handle the large video files?Was the video rendered (in some video editing program like Adobe Premier) before uploading to U-Tube.Have you contacted the SONY customer support line? Fahad said on November 14, 2013Yes, I've been experimenting with option. To see what I exactly mean, watch the train in this clip http://youtu.be/rz_kIt1NFpo JJ said on November 14, 2013 | Edit Some thoughts that might improve quality:Is the video jumpy on the camcorder display also?Are you recording in AVCHD or MP4?Are you recording to the on-board hard drive or to an SD card?If the video clip does not jump in the camera, then look at you computer.Do you have a really fast video processor to handle the large video files?Was... » Read More Fahad said on November 14, 2013Yes, I've been experimenting with option. To see what I exactly mean, watch the train in this clip http://youtu.be/rz_kIt1NFpo JJ said on November 14, 2013 | Edit Some thoughts that might improve quality:Is the video jumpy on the camcorder display also?Are you recording in AVCHD or MP4?Are you recording to the on-board hard drive or to an SD card?If the video clip does not jump in the camera, then look at you computer.Do you have a really fast video processor to handle the large video files?Was the video rendered (in some video editing program like Adobe Premier) before uploading to U-Tube.Have you contacted the SONY customer support line? « Show Less
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The camera generates video files with ".TS" extensions. You can play them with VLC. THe They must contain embedded GPS meta data because when you read these files with the camera's accompanying software called, "TransportStream.exe" it is able to show you the car's GPS position along with playback of the video in real time. FYI, the video has the date and time displayed along the bottom of the screen.That software can be downloaded here:http://www.vacron.com/download/carsoftware/CDR-E22&E23-VACRON;_EN_1.0.0.60.rar
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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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Sorry for late answer. We use our cameras specificly for taking pictures and have never used the GPS feature. Sorry could not be more help.
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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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I purchased this device today at a local electronics store - the GPS data can now be used by BaseCamp.The GPS data can be exported into GPX files which is then useable by basecamp and other GPX compatible readers. 1) Download Garmin Dash Cam Player from Garmin2) Select one or more videos3) Right click and select Export GPX file4) Select the GPX file5) Open with BaseCamp
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I have not used this for quite a while, so I may not remember correctly. I THINK it does mount on the camera body flash show, and that the cable that powers the GPS unit and transfers the data plugs in to the camera body. I have moved recently and have not unpacked cameras yet!
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There is a screen saver that shows both compas direction and speed, but on the video as you asked, it is not there. There are actually two files produced while driving, one of them is the video with time showing, there is another that is used to show your location and speed. Of course you do need the GPS add on which does not come with this. I have also purchased the http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00FQFHZAC/ref=oh_details_o00_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 and it is smaller, same specs, and comes with GPS.
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I'm not sure if this is the same reason, but I had to update my software version to get google or anything on mine. Once I did, I had video and everything a regular computer has. go to you tube and do a search and watch the video. If you cant find it let me know I will look it up step by step for you. Hope this helps
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Hello, I know the Playstation 3 playbacks avchd video straight from the memory stick pro duo used in Sony's avchd video cameras. Maybe you should try your card on a playstation 3 and see if It can playback the video. Hope this helps.
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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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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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Also, you can find out more about AVCHD video format using this link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AVCHD.
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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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Theres no GPS software. The camera records the GPS info and you can see it in any computer you like.
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I actually do not know, I haven't used the video feature very much, and when I have, I have used it outdoors. I will have to test this. I will post my findings after I try it out!