I promise that I will rigorously follow your tutorial. Much thankful to that... just hoping that my last struggle wasn't vain because after dealing with all the quirks and shortcomings of the SW and having synched the flight data to the video I was still getting wrong readings for the computed power level (in Watts my Mini was using almost 1600!! but sometimes it was fine at a more usual 72), and when I went to try the rendering if failed completely giving out the error message.
Thanks for your effort... I am sure it will be appreciated.
Sorry to bother you, I need your expertise. In step 7, the column CUSTOM.isVideo is empty, although I do have a video correponding to the Txt/CSV. I do not see the "Recording" entry. Any advice? I use your ZIP version 3 converter and the Dashware mentioned in point 1 of your instruction. Thanks a lot.6. Open the CSV (I use Excel) and take note of the exact date/time of the very first record. Example: 3/22/2020 1:22:05.9 AM (note the decimal after the seconds, as Excel might want to round it up).
7. Look at the CUSTOM.isVideo column, and identify the block of records corresponding to the video you want to process in DashWare. For example, if you took 4 videos in your flight and you want to process the second one in DashWare, look for the second block of "Recording" in the isVideo column. Take note of the exact date/time when the recording started. Example: 3/22/2020 1:30:42.8 AM.
Tx for that. I will triple check everything and do a flight just for that as soon as weather allows (snowing in Finland where I am currently). No problems to share files with you if you are willing to help. Will be back.Another user reported the same problem, not sure I can help with that, it works for me now with the MM and it worked with my old P3S. Are you completely sure you are getting the right TXT file for the flight where you took the video? Double check the first and last timestamp in the CSV and make sure your video file Modified Date falls in between (I'm not on my PC right now but I think Modified Date is the right one to look at). Also, try opening the CSV with a text editor, and search for "recording" to make sure you're not missing it. Let me know how it goes. If you want, send me a link with the TXT and I will take a look directly.
What I've been doing is using the colon for cell 6 and putting a formula for power and then edit where to get the data from. See MM does not use that colon.I promise that I will rigorously follow your tutorial. Much thankful to that... just hoping that my last struggle wasn't vain because after dealing with all the quirks and shortcomings of the SW and having synched the flight data to the video I was still getting wrong readings for the computed power level (in Watts my Mini was using almost 1600!! but sometimes it was fine at a more usual 72), and when I went to try the rendering if failed completely giving out the error message.
Thanks for your effort... I am sure it will be appreciated.
how to fix blank video issue with last verion of dashware and last build of windows 10? Thanks.
THANKS for quick reply. I will give it a try and start ... maybe with the Mini profile and change or add a bit. Found a video explaining an earlier version from 2016 or so how to setup a profile and calculate date from miles in meter and seconds in milliseconds and vice versa. Hope that will work that way. Here is the video if someone is searching too .. but a german one that might be a bit self explaining "how to build a profile" for a yuneec or so ... it is a kind of scratch build.I don't... I started with an existing profile and adapted it to the P3S, then adapted it again when I got the MM. It's not major stuff, if you have a bit of a software developer mindset, you can figure things out on your own. I don't own a M2, so I cannot say how similar the Flight Records are.
THANKS for quick reply. I will give it a try and start ... maybe with the Mini profile and change or add a bit. Found a video explaining an earlier version from 2016 or so how to setup a profile and calculate date from miles in meter and seconds in milliseconds and vice versa. Hope that will work that way. Here is the video if someone is searching too .. but a german one that might be a bit self explaining "how to build a profile" for a yuneec or so ... it is a kind of scratch build.
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