What version of RV is that to work with Mola N3?
Any download link?
Version 6.0.0.22 - Downloaded it from one of the threads here in this forum:
*UPDATE* 10 April 2018 - Good News! Registrator Viewer lives for another day. Please only use the latest version of Registrator Viewer found here. Do NOT run the older versions as it will have nasty ads due to the expired RV website. Due to the changes to the Google maps API, it will pop up...
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For the GPS function to work properly, you'll have to perform a few steps:
1. RV has to think that it is reading off the camera directly with the folder "DCIM" at root level.
- You can either use an external card reader to mount the SD card as an external drive
- Or if you are copying files onto your hard drive (I do), ensure that they you maintain the same folder structure as on the card
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- And use the subst command or software like Visual Subst to mount this folder as a virtual drive:
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2. Since the cam archives gps tracks periodically, we'll have to unarchive them into the gps folder for RV to get the co-ordinates for all clips. I use a simple batch file to do this (
attached as extract-gps.txt - change extension to .bat and also ensure that you have 7zip installed and included in PATH environment variable) and run it from the tar folder:
3. After unarchiving, we'll also have to sync up the "Date Modified" timestamps of the gpx files with the video files. I again use a simple powershell script to do this (
attached as SyncDateTime.txt - change extension to .ps1) and run it from the "203gps" folder
4. We are all set to view the files now in RV. You can open one of the video files either from the Virtual Drive or the External Drive and then hit the refresh button for the "auto-group" function to kick in.