VIRB Edit 3.0.1 is available

Former Member over 10 years ago

VIRB Edit 3.0 can be downloaded at http://www.garmin.com/support/download_details.jsp?id=6591. Updating from inside the app should be available shortly.

A lot has changed since 2.9.

This is the official change list:

New, clearer application design and video editing timeline
Added support for duplicating, splitting, and trimming clips in the timeline via context menu
Added a new 'G-Metrix' tab to display what kind of data is available in the current clip's G-Metrix log
Added support for VIRB X/XE action cameras
Added easy switching between clips recorded at the same time by automatically detecting and aligning videos that start and end within 4 seconds of each other
Added support for adding photos to videos
Added photo sharing
Added 'bookmark' camera icons in the video editing timeline for photos taken on VIRB X/XE cameras while a video clip was recording
Added support for multiple photo/clip selection in the Media Library to make it easier to delete or add multiple photos/clips at once
Added support for multiple video selection in the Gallery
Added support for gauges and graphs of OBD-II data
Added support for gauges displaying HRM-Run's running oscillation and stance time data
Playback now stops at final frame. Playing from this point restarts the video from the beginning.
Fixed compass 'bearing' gauges spinning while stopped
Fixed various G-Metrix alignment issues
Fixed various issue for users with non-standard characters in their user name.

0 putsman over 9 years ago

Unfortunately I didn't keep the video file.

And due to a mishap my VIRB is now at the bottom of a canal. :(

0 Former Member over 9 years ago

What a bummer. :(

We should be able to go ahead without the video file, just makes it a bit harder. Did you try to manually sync the file?

0 Former Member over 9 years ago

Work around for Timelapse Gauge Freeze

Ok I think i've found something.

I did a timelapse cycling video a couple of weeks ago and it worked fine in the previous version of VirbEdit with the data changing, now in the latest version of virbedit the data is stuck and not changing. I've re imported the video and its still the same. Any ideas?

The Gauges being frozen only occurs with 2.9.2 Timelapse Clips (correct me if you see otherwise). Timelapse Clips imported in VIRB Edit 3.0.1 work correctly. Here is a work around to get 2.9.2 Timelapse clips working in VIRB Edit 3.0.1.

Note:
You will have to re-edit any project that used 2.9.2 Timelapse clips
Remember to select "Keep" in step 4.

Video walkthrough can be found here:
http://screencast.com/t/TSbZG3k1r8

Steps:
1. Start VIRB Edit
2. Right click the Timelapse clip in your Media Library and select Delete
3. Select Delete on the first popup
4. Select "Keep Files" on the second popup
5. Select the "Import Clips & Photo" button
6. Select the "Import Other" button
7. Browse to your Clip Library (default is the My Videos folder) and select the Timelapse video (remember, it wasn't actually deleted, you selected "Keep" in step 4)
8. Your Timelapse video should now correctly display Gauges

0 Former Member over 9 years ago

Just tried that "work around" & the G- Metrix track has disappeared. No biggie as I already exported the video on version 2.9.2 and was only using it as a tester. Will be racing today and videoing the race, just wanna make sure I got my work flow sorted to edit the video faster as It's been awhile since I've got the camera's out ;)

0 JCHRONAKIS over 9 years ago

My overlays are stuck. Only the data at the beginning of a new sequence is refreshed, then it stucks until end of the cutted sequence. This is with all sequences in the movie. I didn't experience this in the former version. There the overlays worked properly with life data.

I am having the same issue. I can't work around it. Things I tried:

Trying to edit existing clip from previous version. Things looked normal, but the gauges are stuck to some (the initial?) values
Starting from scratch (new clip, import media, import .fit file). Gauges are stack to initial values.
Using gpx file from garmin connect site has the same problems.

Also: Adjust start time -> Press the forward frame button crashes the app instantly and is repeatable all the time. I have sent already reports, just in case this is on Windows 7, 64 bit.

A small detail: In the old version I used to be able to drag the red dot on the map and at the gps sync view. This was much easier than playing with the progress bar or the buttons. It would be great if you could enable this again.

0 Former Member over 9 years ago

A small detail: In the old version I used to be able to drag the red dot on the map and at the gps sync view. This was much easier than playing with the progress bar or the buttons. It would be great if you could enable this again.

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0 Don_Schaefer over 9 years ago

I kind of miss the gps map view in the raw video

0 breshnew over 9 years ago

I'm very pleased with the new version, good job :D !
What I really recommend for next step are:
1. map overlay (Openstreet map maybe?)
2. exporting with GPU support (CUDA and similar). Please, that would be final cherry on the cake!

0 Former Member over 9 years ago

I'm having the same problem only possibility is to install the older garmin virb edit version 2.9.2 and import the all videos into the clip library and then install the new one. And then the gauges work in the new version.

BUT if I try to import new videos into the new virb edit version, the gauges do not work!

And the reset list you gave does not work at all, even I tried to forcefully load the gps matrix data in to the program...

I hope you will fix this problem as soon as possible. The new version is good, but unusable because of this major bug.

0 geomonster over 9 years ago

I kind of miss the gps map view in the raw video

It's still there if you hit the Map tab on the left side menu.