I was just telling my wife the other day how I would like to have a camera that included a GPS overlay, but then I found your software, and WOW! More than I'd ever need!! Fantastic stuff!
I need more of this in my life. Just finding your overlays today and contemplating purchasing for my dirtbike videos. I use gopro 9 & 10, think it would work well for me?
Yes. As long as the GPS signal is good, it would look great! You can learn about that here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-4R4X_Vs3LFA.html You can always record a backup GPS track with a watch or something like that
@@TelemetryOverlay Is there anyway to get a free trail or at least test my footage? I'm not 100% sure my GPS recording works well in the mountains. Some apps work like Relive, but I'm not sure how to test my gopro footage.
@@TwistedTriggerEnduro Here's the trial versions goprotelemetryextractor.com/telemetry-overlay-trial Feel free to send an email if you need specific assistance with your footage and data
@@TelemetryOverlay I'm using the trail and really enjoying the overlays. However, I need some help dialing in the settings. My speedometer and GeForce gauge are registering 1+ when I'm standing still. What's a good email address for you? Worried it's bad GPS data from gopro as I ride in forests.
Is it possible to use two telemetry files at the same time? For example, a *.fit with the heart rate and cadence data from the bike's gps, and the go pro's own for the accelerometer and other sensors.
Yes. You can just import additional data files from the Telemetry section of the program. See this tutorial if you need help syncing the data to the video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-GZrn0BXFSqE.html
Did a test ride today with POD300 from Dynojet which I set to record Speed, Gear, RPM and TPS. I saved the data log to my computer (it only exports as CSV) and when I go to Telemetry Overlay to import it tells me, "Could not find compatible telemetry". Any idea what's going on? If I open this CSV in Dynojet's PEP Data Center software, I see all of the information there. EDIT: I was able to get the CSV file to load. I had to change the header to say "time (ms)" but it seems that all of the information in it is unreadable in the program. It's all organized the way it directs you to under the "custom CSV" section. I don't really know what the software is looking for as far as these parameters cause all the stuff is in there separated by commas as it should be with the proper header (unit) structure.
The Dynojet device is not supported natively for now, but you should be able to adapt the CSV. You probably need to be more specific with the headers. Can you share your file by email? Reply to your confirmation email
Hello - We want to use this for aircraft development, and now have a GoPro Hero 10 black. One of the key overlays we need is GPS time (either our time zone or GMT is fine). But we need hours, minutes, and seconds in a digital clock format. Can the software to this? If so, we will buy it. Also, which version should we buy for the digital data we need? Thanks!
Hi Steve and Liz. Yes, you can display the GPS time and choose any time zone with the "Time & Date" gauge. Telemetry Overlay is the software you need goprotelemetryextractor.com/aviation-instruments-for-video
After the first year, your license continues to work normally, but if you want to upload newer versions you can subscribe yearly for a fraction of the initial cost, so a smaller price
Hi Joe. Yes. You should be able to save your activity as a FIT file and import it from the Telemetry section of the software. I don't know the exact process to extract the FIT file from the Wahoo, but I know users are doing it
It sounds like the GPX file does not have the necessary timestamps. Feel free to send it by email for analysis (reply to your confirmation email) or if you are able to download it with times from Strava, that should resolve the issue.
@@TelemetryOverlay I have been looking at using Telemetry Overlay for my videos. I am looking for an example of using TO for chroma-key/transparent layer creation. I want to create a layer I can use in Final Cut Pro or Adobe Premiere Pro. Do you a tutorial on creating chroma/transparent exports?
@@david.vandergoes The Exports tutorial touches briefly on that ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DGD5GvQTCtk.html If you have more speecific questions, feel free to send an email. You can experiment with the Trial version, but it does include chroma or transparent exports goprotelemetryextractor.com/telemetry-overlay-trial
Yes. You can use the video subtitles data or the more comprehensive AirData logs. See this tutorial ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-LYvMqHRagA4.html
@@TelemetryOverlay Thanks. I just purchased and cant wait to see what I can do with it. Im hoping I can connect it to mTracker3D to track the data through 3D space.
It depends on your data source. For most GPS sources the program computes a "Bearing" direction relative to geographic north. More comprehensive data sources like Garmin flight instruments have multiple heading options
@@alexlandherr you get bearing direction relative to north, and relative Heading (the camera does not know where north is), so you need to set an offset to use it. The accuracy of the latter hasn't been thoroughly tested.
So if I understand you correctly with my data source I would probably be getting the bearing relative to the geographic North Pole with the angle being clockwise to said geographic pole? Will the camera be capable of producing an decent bearing/heading even while standing still or is that not possible? I might seem picky about details but I want to know as much as possible.
@@alexlandherr bearing requires a moving path. It's values are 0 north, 90 east, etc., Heading is there, but it's not relative to anything, you need to apply an offset so it initially points where it should, and then it's updated based on gyroscope data.
