Add visual metrics to your videos with Parrot and Telemetry Overlay
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Parrot manufactures consumer and prosumer drones like the Anafi and Disco, which can record GPS data directly into the video files themselves. Other drone models might be compatible but have not been tested. For more detailed flight logs and better compatibility (Bepop 2...), use the AirData import option instead.
Telemetry Overlay supports most video formats and dozens of embedded and external data formats.
Gauges can be customized to a great extent, but presets and defaults can make the user experience extremely easy.
Map and satellite imagery is available for representing GPS data.
Export formats for both professional and social use are available.
Lots of documentation, tutorials and an active community help achieve great results.
Telemetry Extractor can convert camera metadata (and other sources) to multiple professional data file formats, like GPX, CSV, KML, JSON, MGJSON...
This enables integration with software packages like Google Maps, Google Earth, Google Street View, Excel, Numbers, Google Sheets (and other spreadsheet programs), ArcGIS (and other mapping software), programming languages, Adobe After Effects, Kinomap, fitness websites and much more.
In addition to the raw recorded data, it can compute new streams by processing the existing data, like distance, bearing, or slope from GPS.
The data is presented in a visual and interactive way. You can click on customizable maps and charts to move the video to that position.
Speedometer, GPS Path, Altitude, Distance, Slope, Dynamic Map, Bearing, Acceleration (GPS), Time & Date, Lap Timer, Pace, Vertical Speed, Elevation Gain, Coordinates, Altitude vs Distance, Orientation, Heading, Battery %, Lean Angle, Lean Angle (2 wheel), Airspeed, Altimeter, Attitude Indicator, Heading Indicator, Turn Coordinator, Vertical Speed Indicator, Pitch Angle, Longitudinal Acceleration (GPS), Acceleration (speed-based), Lateral Acceleration (GPS), Zero to Speed, Distance Timer, GPS Path + Compass, Distance Home, Sector Times, Corner Speeds, ISO, Shutter Speed, Custom, Dynamic Text, Static Title, Static Image, Export GPX and Watermark.
Availability may vary between devices and recording conditions.
Actual availability will depend on the hardware used, recording mode, and conditions. Some of these streams are native and some will be computed, with varying degrees of accuracy. Streams not listed here will also be available in some cases.
Latitude, Longitude, Altitude, Satellites, Velocity East, Velocity North, Vertical Velocity, Speed, Orientation Quaternion w, Orientation Quaternion x, Orientation Quaternion y, Orientation Quaternion z, Heading, Pitch angle, Battery %, Shutter Speed, Camera ISO, Bearing, Slope or grade, Accumulated distance, Roll angle, and custom formulas.
Finally! An easy all-in-one way to create a heads-up display for your action videos and drone footage. Compatible with multiple camera brands and data formats, including GoPro, DJI (drones and Action 4/5 Pro), Insta360, Garmin, GPX and many more. Merge consecutive videos with GPS data, sync telemetry from multiple sources, customize your gauges and much more. | Learn more
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Apple Silicon & Intel
DEB & RPM packages
Convert the sensor data recorded by GoPro and many other cameras (GPS, Accelerometer, Gyroscope, camera settings and more) to formats for Google Earth/Maps, Excel, Numbers, Calc, ArcGIS, After Effects, Kinomap, and more mapping and data software. Interact with data graphs and GPS maps of the video, filter out bad data and compute new streams. Merge the data of consecutive videos quickly for data-intensive analysis workflows. | Learn more
Win 10, 11, 12...
Apple Silicon & Intel
DEB & RPM packages
Learn to use the software
How to use Telemetry Overlay
Import external data from loggers and trackers and sync it to your videos
Improve the GPS signal of your GoPro camera
Learn to use satellite imagery and map styles in your videos
Workflow for 360 VR videos
Export options and best practices
Professionals and hobbyists alike are joining the Telemetry club