Windows VIRB Edit 2.2.5 is available

here is some more information on video quality when uploading to video web sites:
http://goprouser.freeforums.org/washed-out-video-youtube-vimeo-levels-fix-t3689.html

I can't get my 720P/60fps video to sync with data.
The data runs out ahead of the video.

2.2.5.0 Windows

I've tried with the Virb Elite's data, and I've tried with my Garmin 500 data. In both cases, the data runs off ahead of the video. :(

virb edit and windows 7

I installed Virbedit today as I got a new Virb for a Christmas gift. I am using Windows 7. When I downloaded Virbedit it updated me to the current Microsoft .NET of 4.5.1. I restarted the computer (repeatedly) and when I click on Virbedit to start, I end up getting a blue screen box of error reported and says it is contacting Garmin. The blue box contains a series of lines of different computer information and at the bottom says attached is a mini dump (I assume of the computer error information). It then asks me for my email address and a brief description of the problem. I only have one computer in the house with Windows 7 as the other is XP. Can you please let me know what I can do to fix this problem? I have uninstalled Virbedit 3 times and re-installed and it keeps doing the same thing when I try to launch Virbedit.

Thanks
Len

i have exactly the same problem on my dell xps13 with win7. Cant even get edit installed !

Ok, so it seems like we are getting closer. I use Windows 7 with an ATI 4890 card. This most recent version of Virb Edit allows me to export. Yay!..... but it ain't fixed quite yet.

I can only export videos (regardless of length) if they are untouched. No trimming. I can add multiple videos together and export. If I trim, it will export about 12% then crash.

In addition, this morning I got a new error message. If I attempt to replace the overlays with a file from 810, Virb edit immediately crashes when I click the button "replace". I get this error message:
App: VIRB Edit
At: 1/2/2014 9:55:29 AM (UTC-6)
OS: Windows 7 (64-bit) Service Pack 1
Processor: x86, Processor Level: 6, Processors:4, Model: 23 Stepping: 7, RAM: 4193336
MS.INTERNAL.INTEROP.HRESULT.THROWIFFAILED-841-2.2.5.0

The system cannot find the drive specified
at MS.Internal.Interop.HRESULT.ThrowIfFailed(String message)
at MS.Internal.AppModel.ShellUtil.GetShellItemForPath(String path)
at Microsoft.Win32.FileDialog.PrepareVistaDialog(IFileDialog dialog)
at Microsoft.Win32.FileDialog.RunVistaDialog(IntPtr hwndOwner)
at Microsoft.Win32.FileDialog.RunDialog(IntPtr hwndOwner)
at Microsoft.Win32.CommonDialog.ShowDialog()
at Virb.Services.DialogService_t.ShowFileOpenDialog(String aFilter, String aDefaultExtension, String aDefaultLocation)
at Virb.ViewModel.PickTrackViewModel_t.<LoadListOfTracks>d__4.MoveNext()
--- End of stack trace from previous location where exception was thrown ---
at System.Runtime.CompilerServices.AsyncMethodBuilderCore.<ThrowAsync>b__0(Object state)
at System.Windows.Threading.ExceptionWrapper.InternalRealCall(Delegate callback, Object args, Int32 numArgs)
at MS.Internal.Threading.ExceptionFilterHelper.TryCatchWhen(Object source, Delegate method, Object args, Int32 numArgs, Delegate catchHandler)
.NET Versions:
.NET FW 1.0 not installed.
.NET FW 1.1 not installed.
.NET FW 2.0 with SP2 installed
.NET FW 3.0 with SP2 installed
.NET FW 3.5 with SP1 installed

I noticed this was mentioned within the first couple of posts in this thread. I do however have a dedicated graphics card. In addition, this error didn't happen yesterday! The replace overlays function was working fine. Not sure why it wouldn't work today. Maybe Virb Edit got up on the wrong side of the bed this morning?

We believe fixed the crash you posted. I believe you can prevent the crash by connecting the VIRB (or whichever device you last added data from). VIRB Edit is trying to browse to your last import location and fails if you disconnected the device. This won't happen in 2.3.

I am hoping that 2.3 will fix your export failures as well. It should be available by the end of this month.

Aggiornamento 2.3

We believe fixed the crash you posted. I believe you can prevent the crash by connecting the VIRB (or whichever device you last added data from). VIRB Edit is trying to browse to your last import location and fails if you disconnected the device. This won't happen in 2.3.

I am hoping that 2.3 will fix your export failures as well. It should be available by the end of this month.

Nel prossimo aggiornamento, sarà possibile inserire anche le foto nel filmato ed aggiungere transizioni?

Nel prossimo aggiornamento, sarà possibile inserire anche le foto nel filmato ed aggiungere transizioni?

"In the next update, can you also insert pictures and add transitions in your movie?"

Please only post in English on these boards.

Sorry, no transitions or picture support in 2.3. Transitions are tentatively planned for 2.4, pictures will come later.

"In the next update, can you also insert pictures and add transitions in your movie?"

Please only post in English on these boards.

Sorry, no transitions or picture support in 2.3. Transitions are tentatively planned for 2.4, pictures will come later.

Ok thanks, I'll use the google translator to write on this forum, even if you do not think is very accurate

I can't get my 720P/60fps video to sync with data.
The data runs out ahead of the video.

2.2.5.0 Windows

I've tried with the Virb Elite's data, and I've tried with my Garmin 500 data. In both cases, the data runs off ahead of the video. :(

*An interesting result from a test, the import to VIRBedit was extremely slow; left it to process overnight and decided to take the result to the office to run on a higher end PC.

File reports 4.66Gb but when attempting to copy to an 8Gb pen drive it reports the file is too big.

Currently loading it on a Nexus 7 to take as this has more storage, we'll see how big the office 'puter says the file is.

Also runs jerkily on a laptop and even has some jerkiness on a Compaq desktop with ATI Radeon 3850 card, I'm using the 'Tall HD' setting as recommended for helmet use.

Kevin