The software suite includes full editing capabilities, allowing you to find that important section of footage without the need to download separate editing software. Sharing footage has never been easier, as you can send important footage at the click of a button to your insurance provider, as well as to social media platforms including Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. MyNextbase Player includes the functionality to play footage from your Dash Cam or Rear View Camera Module. The "Text" that you extracted with the previous version of ExifTool was g-sensor and GPS information (in the form of an NMEA RMC sentence), encrypted using a simple ASCII difference cipher.The software has been developed in-house to provide a fully enhanced playback experience, with the inclusion of an updated Google Maps feature, speed information and G-Sensor readings to display all important information that can be passed on to an insurance provider. To help with anyone Googling for this: The camera is an E-PRANCE B47FS HD 1296P Car DVR. (Hopefully you have a "grep" utility that suppports -E.) All I need is the output of the following command using ExifTool 10.92 on a directory containing a number of edited videos with a range of creation dates:Įxiftool -ee -v3 DIR | grep -E "(tReV| CreateDate)" If you want to help with this, metadata from a bunch more videos would be helpful. I have added the ability to extract embedded metadata from both with the -ee option, however I have not yet been able to decode the GPSDateTime from the edited videos. Interestingly, the edited video you provided stores the metadata in a completely different format from the original video. I have just released ExifTool 10.92 with the ability to read GPS from these files. If I run exiftool.exe -ee filename.mov I get output like this. I get warning about tags not existing but if I can do it from the Datakam UI, it must be there right? Problem is, I have 100s of videos to process so manually exporting via Datakam is not a option.
I've also tried adding the GPS group to the tag names -Įxiftool.exe -ee -GPS:GPSLatitude -GPS:GPSLongitude video1.mov but still no output.Īnd finally have tried using a predefined format file from but still no GPS output.
I've tried the following command (on win 7 with ExifTool v10.9) and do not get any output:Įxiftool.exe -ee -gpslatitude -gpslongitude -gpsdatetime -csv c:\temp\work > temp.csv mov file which I can export the GPS track from as CSV using the DataKam registrator viewer but cannot seem to get it to work with ExifTool. I'm new to ExifTool but am really excited I found it & the recent addition of being able to extract GPS coordinates/datetimes from video files.
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