Well done @SviMik. I tried today but without success. It loads 1000 sequences (I guess that is the maximum set) . When I check just 1 (of all) sequences the “transfer selected sequences” stays greyed out so I can not use it. I tried in Chrome, firefox and Brave.
Any idea how to solve this?
Also: The date does not have the year in it so I do not know the exact date.
My bad. It is running now. I forgot to press BOTH “load sequence” buttons. It seemed strange to me to press “load sequence” on OSC because I did not have a sequence there (I just joined) . But… it seems to work now. I also see that when the year is missing in the date it is the current year…so … all in all it seems to work just fine. Thanks.
Yes, it needs both lists to know if a sequence has already been transferred. Sorry if it’s not obvious, I’m not much of a UI designer.
Dates without a year are the current year, if the year is different it’ll be printed.
The OSC is acting slow as of late (I guess why…), it may better to just select all sequences and leave it transfer for couple of days.
Also, an important note for 360 sequences: it takes 2-3 days for OSC to process them before they get published (before that only you will be able to see them). Flat images are published immediately.
Not yet, but I might release some parts of it later.
I think I can implement it sometime later. Downloading from OSC is pretty simple, but uploading to Mapillary requires to modify the file (I’m not sure why they weren’t happy with standard EXIF fields and require to copy them into the proprietary one).
Now it is possible to log in using OAuth! You can log in on Mapillary website with any method you like, then just click “Log in using OAuth” to authorize this tool.
I wonder about the business model of Openstreetcam. All those terrabytes of images now flowing from mapillary to osc have to be cloud hosted which will cost quite a lot as more users use their platform.
How do they generate income to pay for long-term cloud hosting?
My thoughts exactly. I’ve just transferred a few thousand from Mapillary to OSC to see how this tool works but… what will happen in the near future…? I guess I will just save future shots on my personal hard disk and see what is going to happen to both Mapillary and OSC. This week I’ve shot thousands of photo’s but so far… no upload for me. Patience is a virtue they say.
Well… Mapillary was acquired by FB in June 2020.
OSC was sold by previous owner (Telenav) to Grab in Dec 2019.
How grab is planning to benefit from this purchase - not very clear while their main focus is taxi/scooters service in Singapore and some other Asia countries