Posts made by kartmann

@albug thanks!

Hi, I am trying to redownload GoThru Streetbuilder, but the website seems to be down. The page is completely blank when it loads.

thanks @albug for the swift fix on this. Now it works again.

@albug, another issue has started to occur. Session expires almost immediately after loading a video file into GTSB, resulting in the process freezing while "Preparing download GPS data". As of now, the software is unusable.

@albug, that is great to hear! Would you be so kind to update this thread when the server side change has been done?

Major issue!
I downloaded the latest update of GoThru Street Builder (v.1.0.37) and after the update the software fails to read the GPS data embedded in the .mp4 video file.

I am using a Go Pro Max and exporting .360 files to .mp4 files with GoPro Player. I've double checked with GoPro Telemetry Extractor, and all GPS information is retained after exporting to .mp4 from GoPro Player.

@albug awesome to hear it will be released somewhere down the pipeline, thanks for the reply.

Hi, so I know this is maybe an unconventional use of the Street Builder tool, but it's the workflow I'm currently dealing with. I am using a GoPro Max to film bicycle routes using the TimeWarp function (basically TimeLapse video). After stabilizing and rendering the .360 file in GoPro Player, I drop the .mp4 file into GTSB. I love that it neatly extracts the frames and pin them on a string to the map. All the extracted files are visible in the folders GTSB creates, and those frames that fit the distance parameter are renamed with the suffix _selected.jpg. Sadly these photos are stripped of all metadata. There's no location, date time or camera make/model for the photos in that folder. You only get the location data added to the photos if you upload the photos to the GoThru service. From there I can download the photos with the geodata. Is it possible to alter the software so that more metadata is retained on device without going through the GT-server?