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I can import all the JPG, and they are nicely sorted in the 'photos' folder, using the mmt import command as written in the tutorial.
I also had several video's, that I can see on the Go Pro, named : "GX0135665.MP4", i.e. GX, then 6 numbers, then .MP4.
I expect those to end up in subfolder 'videos'.
Current Behavior:
the videos folder is not created, and the MP4's are not 'seen' by the import utility.
Logs / Screenshots:
Steps to Reproduce:
I think it may have to do with the prefix being GX of the video's? I am not sure if this is a new 'feature' of the current gopro's that might not have been integrated in the file search. mmt import --input "172.26.128.51" --output "." --camera gopro --connection connect
This utility is exactly what I was looking for; I was hoping the Go Pro Quik Software was any good, but it isn't.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I think it can be traced back to L169 of connect.go, where the verType is set (falsely) to V1. I think this is a feature of the mmt-bin; if I git-clone, and go build main.go , things work as expected.
Importing MP4 from Go Pro 12 black
Context:
Expected Behavior:
I can import all the JPG, and they are nicely sorted in the 'photos' folder, using the mmt import command as written in the tutorial.
I also had several video's, that I can see on the Go Pro, named : "GX0135665.MP4", i.e. GX, then 6 numbers, then .MP4.
I expect those to end up in subfolder 'videos'.
Current Behavior:
the videos folder is not created, and the MP4's are not 'seen' by the import utility.
Logs / Screenshots:
Steps to Reproduce:
I think it may have to do with the prefix being GX of the video's? I am not sure if this is a new 'feature' of the current gopro's that might not have been integrated in the file search.
mmt import --input "172.26.128.51" --output "." --camera gopro --connection connect
This utility is exactly what I was looking for; I was hoping the Go Pro Quik Software was any good, but it isn't.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: