Telemetry Overlay and more data tools

hbc07 · Mar 24, 2024

Thankful to have received a discount over the weekend and have started to play around with TO.

I'm using data from GoPro Hero 12 and Garmin Edge 1040. I can't seem to since any gauge that will display pitch angle/grade using the Edge 1040 data, only the Hero 12 data. Surely the Edge 1040 records grade? Any ideas?

Edit: I found Garmin's CSV tool to decode their fit files. Will use that to see if the data is actually stored.
Edit 2: And it doesn't seem like it does, so I'll have to try to guess and correct the data from GoPro since the go pro wasn't exactly level.

0Kajuna0 · Mar 24, 2024

hbc07 said:
Thankful to have received a discount over the weekend and have started to play around with TO.

I'm using data from GoPro Hero 12 and Garmin Edge 1040. I can't seem to since any gauge that will display pitch angle/grade using the Edge 1040 data, only the Hero 12 data. Surely the Edge 1040 records grade? Any ideas?

Edit: I found Garmin's CSV tool to decode their fit files. Will use that to see if the data is actually stored.
Edit 2: And it doesn't seem like it does, so I'll have to try to guess and correct the data from GoPro since the go pro wasn't exactly level.

Telemetry Overlay computes Slope data from the GPS coordinates even if a specific device doesn't record pitch/grade. Look for the Slope (or Slope Mini) gauge

wdkj2013 · Jul 8, 2024

I know I'm bumping a relatively old thread, but I'm curious if the Export Format > Transparent video allows for me to use it as a layer within Adobe Premiere? I've been running a very long export of two combined video files and I'm a little concerned about the quality of the export since the sliders have been kept user friendly and aren't "precise" as to how long / how large the file size will be. I've been looking to include some relatively basic telemetry in my drone videos from my DJI Mavic Air 2, as well as some of my FPV footage. I'm concerned that the exports from this program may reduce my end-file quality after I have to then edit it again in Premiere, unless I pay for the full program and export as a transparent video. This program by far and large appears to be the most well rounded and modern after using the trial, but I'm hesitant to pull the trigger due to the pricing.