VIRB Edit 2.7.0 is available

Former Member over 10 years ago

http://www8.garmin.com/support/download_details.jsp?id=6591

[h=2]Change History[/h] [h=4]Changes made from version 2.6.2 to 2.7.0:[/h]

Added graphs
Added lap data gauges
Added the ability to save individual frames of the video during edit mode, with gauges and location data
Added Vimeo support
Video sharing services can now be picked directly from the editing or playback views
New titles now use your last used title settings
Fixed many playback crashes
Fixed a problem where GPS data could fail to display for some clips after they were added to videos
Fixed GPS sync issues that could occur when using transitions
Fixed other miscellaneous issues
Improved gauge rendering performance
Improved export performance
Improved playback performance

This is an example video showcasing the new gauges for lap data and graphs.

http://youtu.be/vEgxVD2ZDBw

0 Former Member over 10 years ago

@Falagar

I have just now sent you all my error logs by email - and there are a great many of them! Please confirm receipt.

Thanks, Philip. We did get the email, I will have an engineer look through them within the next few days.

Thanks again.

0 Former Member over 10 years ago

Hello!
For me, 2.7.0 works better than 2.6.2.
I managed to create a full project with the Asus Transformer T300LA, using the previous version it was impossible with that hardware...

Some little problems:
during editing, if I see full video, there are some jerkings, overall at the begin of a scene, during the play, (but the jerkings disapear during export)
Exporting crash after few seconds if I export video from editing area (button ob the right-top).
Exporting don't crash if I close Virb-edit, reopen and export directly with contextual menu on icon of the project.

I have some scenes extracted by two records: 1) going up on cable car in mountain, 2) going down on "monty express" (a sort of roller coaster in the mountain).
Between recording 1 and 2, I have switch off the camera (I had to wait in a queue..), so I have 2 different GPS Data files.

I used chart with elevation quota: well:

for the scenes taken from recording (1), the chart is a line that rises in altitude.
for the scenes taken from recording (2), the chart is a line that falls in altitude.

during the preview, I can see my position rises to maximum altitude and in the second phase, my position falls from top to bottom, all is ok.

when I export the video, phase 1 is ok, but when I start phase 2 (descent) the graph does not change and remains the same of the ascent, so I cannot view my position decrease of altitude, all other indicators are correct.
Why there are different behaviour between preview and export?
There are some workaround? (for the moment, I delete the chart...what a pitty! because I liked it!)

Bye
Andrea

Thank you for your report! I am glad 2.7 is working better for you, it certainly does work a lot better on our machines as well.

Do you have any transitions between the two videos? There is a known bug that causes data to be off when transitions are used. We will release a fix for this shortly.

If not, then I'd love to see the gpx and fit files for your videos. You can grab those if you right-click on a clip, Properties, GPS Info and then Export.