Great video, thanks for posting. What devise were you using to track your lap times and your position on the track? And how did you overlay that data on the video? Were you using a GoPro for this recording?
I use the DJI Action 4 camera with the DJI wrist remote which is what collects the GPS data. To create the lap chart and track map I use a software program called Telemetry Overlay. Final edits,music, and transitions are done with a program called Filmora.
Yes it has gotten a lot easier to navigate and also load multiple files. The largest file my DJI camera will make is 20 minutes. If a moto is longer it will create a second file. It took me a while to learn how to load both files but not a problem anymore. The software has been updated at least twice since I first bought it and the updates were free. It works much faster and the colors of the finished video are as good as the raw DJI file. When I have a finished video and I want to render it and save it to my PC it still takes about 1.5 hours to render a 15 minute 4K video but the results are worth it.
Great video, thanks for posting. What devise were you using to track your lap times and your position on the track? And how did you overlay that data on the video? Were you using a GoPro for this recording?
I use the DJI Action 4 camera with the DJI wrist remote which is what collects the GPS data. To create the lap chart and track map I use a software program called Telemetry Overlay. Final edits,music, and transitions are done with a program called Filmora.
@@user-bg3gc9bo7j Thanks for your quick reply. Keep riding and posting!
Thanks for your comments. I answered your questions from my phone so if you need or want better info please ask.
@@MainJet158 are you finding the telemetry overlay easier to use now? I just watched your video from like 10 months ago. Thanks!
Yes it has gotten a lot easier to navigate and also load multiple files. The largest file my DJI camera will make is 20 minutes. If a moto is longer it will create a second file. It took me a while to learn how to load both files but not a problem anymore. The software has been updated at least twice since I first bought it and the updates were free. It works much faster and the colors of the finished video are as good as the raw DJI file. When I have a finished video and I want to render it and save it to my PC it still takes about 1.5 hours to render a 15 minute 4K video but the results are worth it.