Last seen: Aug 17, 2026
Keep the original activity source so you can rebuild the overlay without another generation loss.
No. Keep the original camera files and activity data. An exported delivery file should be treated as a rendered result, not as a metadata archive.
A brief stop followed by a clear acceleration works well because it is obvious both in the video and speed trace.
I found a clock-offset issue in my case, so the data existed but the time windows never actually intersected.
Whichever source you choose, make sure its recording time overlaps the camera recording. Time overlap is the first thing I check when Stats cannot fin...
For a presentation overlay I would allow light smoothing, but I would not silently turn it into 'ground truth'. GPS-derived altitude can be noisier th...
Treat it as a test, not an assumption. Compare the remuxed file with the original in the telemetry software you actually plan to use.
I would check whether the camera had a good satellite lock before the important take and whether the environment had a clear enough view of the sky.
Makes sense. I am going to treat the original MP4 as the telemetry master even if I edit from proxies.
Exactly. And keep the untouched camera card copy until the project is delivered. GPS/gyro metadata is one of those things people discover they need tw...
I would treat the original camera files as the telemetry masters and avoid destructive preprocessing. Many generic join/transcode tools care only abou...