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1. Linux exiftool geotag multiple .gpx files to photos manual#
2. Linux exiftool geotag multiple .gpx files to photos code#
3. Linux exiftool geotag multiple .gpx files to photos password#

I couldn’t get it to work, so I went with -use_gps_start_time. One of the changes I made was removing -video_start_time.

Linux exiftool geotag multiple .gpx files to photos code#

I made some adjustment to the code above, which did give me geotagged photos from my GoPro. Just uninstalled it and reinstalled it -duh, silly me. Update: I got the script to work after I installed some xcode package. My command looks like this: mapillary_tools video_process -import_path "images/" \ Mapillary import tool: error: argument tool: invalid choice: ‘video_process’ (choose from ‘process’, ‘upload’, ‘process_and_upload’)ĭoesn’t seem like mapillary has the “video_process” command anymore? Usage: see -h for available tools and corresponding arguments, add -advanced to see additional advanced tools and/or arguments and -version to see version. So I’m getting this error when I try to use the command:

I havent run this command myself since the older python version. There may be multiple videos rather than one and they may not be seamless. There is a gopro option in the tools (README.md) that I would assume reads its own gps data. Keep in mind that I do not know GoPro and/or its 360 format. eg load various images into Viking to make sure they match OSM features positions. I suggest trying the process (only) step so you can ascertain it has all worked prior to upload.

Linux exiftool geotag multiple .gpx files to photos manual#

If you are having start date/time extraction problems, pointing the camera at an accurate (to seconds) clock at the start will give a reference for manual entry. There are various online calculators around if needed. Xxxxxxx is the date/time in epoch notation (seconds since midnight ). –user_name “mapillary_username” -advanced Mapillary_tools video_process -import_path “path/to/images” Looking at the README.md here GitHub - mapillary/mapillary_tools: Command line tools for processing and uploading Mapillary imagery If you have multiple video files, you can automate them by writing a script. Python mapillary_tools upload -import_path $video_directory Python mapillary_tools process -import_path $video_directory -user_name $user_name -advanced -geotag_source gpx -geotag_source_path $gpxfile -rerun -sub_second_interval $sample_interval

Linux exiftool geotag multiple .gpx files to photos password#

You will only be prompted for your mapillary ID and password the first time you run it. Python mapillary_tools sample_video -video_import_path $video_file -video_sample_interval $sample_interval -video_start_time $millisec_utc -advancedĪdd location information etc. Mapillary_tools, which runs on Python, allows you to process videos, add location information, and upload them.Įxtract a still image from the video with the following command. I also took a video while driving in a car and uploaded it to mapillary.įirst of all, you need a GPX format log that records your driving position.