GPS overlays first. It is one of the areas where the workflow varies dramatically depending on software and whether the metadata can be read directly.
A speed ramp breaks the simple one-to-one relationship between source time and timeline time. I would either apply telemetry before the retime in a co...
Interpolation is fine for tiny sample gaps, but a camera-off interval is a different case and should be visible in the data logic.
I would make a one-minute test recording with the exact camera/remote/phone setup you plan to use, then inspect the resulting media before the trip. T...
I would not collapse them into one master too early. Embedded camera data and a sports-device activity can have different sensors, sample rates and co...
If the overlay tool only offers mph/km/h, the fallback is to extract or interpret the speed data and use a custom gauge/value conversion. The importan...
My rule would be: do not make the first step a generic transcode if telemetry is important. Work from copies of the original chapters and verify the m...
That is the safer habit when telemetry matters. I would give the camera time in an open area before starting the important section, then check a short...
I have seen sync problems caused by treating the telemetry timeline and the edited video timeline as if they still had the same zero point. If the vid...