Hi, Just wanted to report that the GKU D900 isn’t compatible with the Mapillary Uploader as it doesn’t include a GPX inside (nor in any other file or seperate .gpx) here’s a quick screenshot and a video
Here’s the video (strangely has the coords inside…)
https://imgur.com/a/OndR6Hz (sorry I had to use imgur)
Let’s see if I can but the BlackVue…
(I know I’m crazy by bringing with me a dashcam around)
Thank for the tip. Would you mind providing a link to the original .mp4 or .mov file (unprocessed, direct from the camera) on something like Google Drive so we can take a look at the metadata in the file?
Does Google Drive not delete metadata? that’s strange…
No, Google Drive will preserve the original file (where as imgur will do recompression, etc)
thanks, I will try later as I’m going to work
Goodmorning boris, you know a way to mute a video without losing exif/metadata data?
Thanks.
Probably the easiest way would be to extract the .gpx using exiftool and then edit the video to remove the audio track with something like lossless cut. I’m not sure what the use case for that would be though, Mapillary doesn’t do anything with audio.
Hi Boris, by experimenting with chatGPT, Found out that my file has no gps/gpx data and/or the gps data is blocked, I will try now to mute the video (22:48), here you go the .txt with metadata (from ffmpeg) and the video, is loading (22:54) mapillary-gku-dashcam - Google Drive
The dashcam program has the “gps visualizer” that unlocks when you pay, I personally don’t wanna pay for a software that will let me see the gps (link of the program: DVPlayer ) if anyone wants to pay and see for a dashcam video (that I refunded to amazon) I will be shocked (or if someone can grab any metadata), video loaded! (22:57)
Thank you. Are the links you shared the original unprocessed files directly from the dashcam? I’m looking for the originals (without any modifications by you)
Hi @boris, The video is not touched by me, I only muted the video by using (i don’t remember help) i think ffmpeg, From the CMD I “said” to ffmpeg to not touch anything… so… that’s there.
p.s: looking in the file folder, nothing found, not even a single .gpx test file
