Mapillary announced they support video now: http://blog.mapillary.com/update/2015/03/31/video-upload.html
sub, 11. tra 2015. 18:00 Peter Gervai <[email protected]> je napisao: > Hello, > > For quite a while I was hoping that it's just me; I thought maybe > everyone else is able to use some tool for video mapping but as time > have passed I kind of realised that nobody I know knows about a > working solution. I use Linux (what else). > > Video mapping: I have a camera, records a movie. I have a GPX, > contains the track. I would like to use the data combined in JOSM > (preferably, or any working standalone application if it fails, which > is inconvenient but still useful more or less) to be able to see > images for a given position, possibly being able to frame-forward and > reverse (to read signs etc). It seems simple enough. I don't even care > about soundtrack. > > There is a VideoMapping plugin for JOSM. No, that's not correct. There > was a plan to create a working VideoMapping plugin for JOSM in 2010. > Since then the development ceased completely and the code, as it is, > uses specific and pretty eccentric java libraries which doesn't work > at all under Linux (or possibly anywhere else but windoze). I have > tried several times but based on the (non-)feedback from JOSM > developers the code doesn't work, not expected to work and nobody able > or care to rewrite the video display codepaths. > > > So, I ask around, here, now: does anyone know a _working_ solution > (working under Linux) for the desire above? Isn't there anyone with > the wish and will to code a JOSM video plugin instead of that very > beta piece of code (or fix it, but my guess is that it is not quite > "fixable")? Shouldn't be that hard - unless there is really no way to > display images under java (I'm not familiar with java, you see). > > Or is there any external code possibly doing what's needed? > > Or really nobody does videomapping anywhere? > > True, I could cut the video apart to images at given intervals and > geotag them but then I'd lose 97% (29/30) of the recorded data. (Even > the sound track but I could live without it, and there seem to be an > audio sync plugin for JOSM - I have never tried.) > > Any help or input would be appreciated. > > Thanks, > Peter > > _______________________________________________ > talk mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/talk >
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