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I was decided, with the results above I purchased RaceRender ($50) and started the gauge development. The idea of this video was just to check the power of RaceRender, the gauges are not that beautiful, to see the final result after some extra hours of work, continue reading. Because when you work on the video editing software, sometimes the render results may be different, and RaceRender passed the test. I found that very stable and the gauges were hi-def and the framerate was good and I felt I was good to continue. I was very excited and I didn’t want to start the gauge design development yet before testing if the software was stable or crazy like Dashware. So I discovered a new software called RaceRender, I saw some YouTube videos from guys who made telemetry using it, I wrote them, added them on Facebook and we exchanged experience - one of them is a math teacher named Robert who helped me a lot on my gauges journey because he shared his template with me, which is a lovely one with lots of information, but I still thought I could do a template from the scratch.Īs a first test, I ended up with something like this below, a Hoboken flight. Well, after spending 8 hours with Dashware and trying to make it work on my Windows machine, I gave up and spent some days researching if there were other ways to embed the god damn telemetry into the video files - it shouldn’t be hard.

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So the Dashware support stopped some time ago and currently the software seems bugged in a way you have to remove some DLLs, mess up with codecs and do some black magic in order to work, the downside of Dashware is that it only supports 1080p and the software crashes A LOT, there was one day that it was about 2 AM, I spent 2 hours doing the gauges and with an unsaved project the software crashed when I tried to render, reminding my 1990’s memories where hours of work would be thrown in the garbage due to software crashing. But GoPro guys (the company) bought Dashware and I think they hired the developers to do something for their Drone - the GoPro Karma.

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Not a problem: I partitioned my personal Mac with BootCamp, installed Windows 10 and installed the software. I joined Mavic Pilots and saw some telemetry posts and saw that guys use a Windows application called Dashware, which unfortunately works only for Windows.

They created a software that gets metadata about their cameras’ files and embeds automatically in the video, and this is a thing that I always wanted to do because watching the video with these gauges and info allows me to discover what are the impacts of my flight controls in the final result (it’s like watching yourself presenting something), and work in these aspects to make a smoother footage.

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It took me approximately 18 working hours from zero knowledge about telemetry to this state: I was very very curious to know how to do that after seeing a Garmin (the GPS guys) video.

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