Open fc73 opened 5 years ago
Yeah
You can use getVideoInfo
(docs)
getVideoInfo("tags", "100GOPRO", "GOPR0001.MP4")
Will give you an array of timestamps relative to 0ms (start of video): Example:
[1000, 4000, 5000]
Will return an empty array if there are no Hilite tags.
Thanks for the feedback. If I want to manipulate the normal mp4 files (not with connection with gopro), is there any function to do that?
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You can use getVideoInfo (docs
getVideoInfo("tags", "100GOPRO", "GOPR0001.MP4") Will give you an array of timestamps relative to 0ms (start of video): Example:
[1000, 4000, 5000] Will return an empty array if there are no Hilite tags.
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As in?
Maybe in opencv or some other api?As I known, the gervideoinfo() function can only be used when connecting with GoPro?
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You mean get the hilight tags from the video on a computer?
You mean get the hilight tags from the video on a computer?
Is there some python code to do that?
Dear All,
Is there anyway to get the timestamp of highlights in the video taken by GOPRO?
Any ideas?
Cheers