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ha yeah if showing someone an orienteering video people usually comment about the panting. The occasional swearing / talking to my self is why it was all music before. Think ill lean towards music or a voiceover. Will take a look at the map, the club is very small so its a struggle for support. Often get comments about the maps at events which is good feedback.

Its a gopro hero 11. I got it last year in the sale. Had cheaper ones before but its been worth it. Since recording I found it really helps me learn. I know some of the other people recording have a gopro 8 and it still looks great. I use a script I wrote (WIll publish soon) that automates ffmpeg. Also record the livelox playback using OBS (I create the events on livelox). Many people still use OrientView. Its really good with QuickRoute etc I don't use it as my scripts use spot server instances for encoding in Azure. But if my homepc was built for encoding I'd possible use it rather than cloud. Another tool is RGMapVideo which is good but doesnt have an easy interface and I'm not sure if its developed anymore. I think the dev is still active but he works a lot of good projects. Theres a wrapper for RGMapVideo that can be found on a dk site wobelix. Some of the more popular videos use a combination of the above + premier pro / davinci

@@mattorienteering913 Gracias por tu respuesta. Estoy iniciandome a la orientación y en España no hay contenido sobre este deporte apenas. Creo que es buena opción crear contenido de este tipo. Pero no se desde donde partir para empezar. Mi gopro 7 no tiene estabilizador y se mueve mucho cuando voy corriendo. Estoy buscando una camara economica para ir empezando a aprender a usar y crear videos de las carreras pero no se por donde empezar. Podríamos hablar por alguna plataforma directamente? O causo mucha molestia? Graxias amigo.

Think its the dead Bracken or Heather? If its the heather they can be a pain to go through on a nice surface but with rocks/holes it can be a nightmare for the ankles.

The stone wall was pretty difficult to see. Mainly covered in moss although that point it was fairly broken as the path goes through it. Re the water. We have had a lot of rain just before that event. I did a training run in deeside a few days ago and it was similar with the amount of sitting water.

Other than obvious mistake, I think it was this point I was questioning my route choice for the terrain as was hard going and thought maybe I should of taken the track to the right and down then in at the fence (which I couldn't see in or out of 5) combo of not reading contours, questioning route / losing confidence. When I got into 5 I also remember thinking I missed a checkpoint but figured out where I was fairly quickly by the rocks which helped else may have missed it

Yeah totally agree. It's something I'm trying to pay more attention to as I did something similar on another. When I stopped orienteering 20+ year ago I hadn't really got to reading contours. Although I guess been back at it for a few years so no real excuse now 🤣. Will watch again for control 5 and see if I can remember what went on

Thanks! It's embarrassing how badly that was messed up. I remember my head being really confused almost from the start to control 1 then exiting the cemetery wrong. I also think when I entered the path area for #4 and seen someone else I just thought use the speed up the path and just threw my self off further. Re distance, this was the longest sprint I've done. I think usually they are 3-4km. Fitness wise mentally I probably held back a bit more than I should of thinking the distance id burn out

Aberdeen is where I'm based. Stirling was so much nicer with the mixed terrain. Check out my duthiepark/ferryhill video as that's Aberdeen central 👍

Good point re #3 checked coming back into it from 6 on the video and think you may be right. For #10 yeah cringe. Looking at it now seems obvious. Not that it helps oob but they were jumped. It wasnt something at the time I noticed tbh compared to 17 - 18

Still a very large amount, of even experience Urban Orienteers, who transgress olive o.o.b. areas that are far more obvious than that!

Yeah, didn't help having shorts on. One lesson learnt was, I was going through it either way, so shouldn't have hesitated so much. Apart from that control the rest was enjoyable

Yes certainly made it tricky. Sounds daft but for me this helped realise how much I was stopping / slowing down but also lacking confidence on catching features. Also simply relating terrain to map. It's still something I struggle with. At night I watched this video / looked at the maps which helped for day 5.

I'm hoping to get back soon either training or a local event. Really nice terrain, such a good mix

Thanks for the planning. I really enjoyed it, certainly the best run of the week for me and managed to learn a lot

Entertaining! Thanks

Ffmpeg for the encoding. Taking in the GoPro raw footage, and a separate video of the map file. It's a script I've put together making a few changes still but will publish on GitHub soon for others. Also uses azure for video encoding