

- OLDER VERSIONS OF GARMIN VIRB EDIT HOW TO
- OLDER VERSIONS OF GARMIN VIRB EDIT MP4
- OLDER VERSIONS OF GARMIN VIRB EDIT INSTALL

Video file in Avidemux, use AVIMuxer as the video output and save it to a
OLDER VERSIONS OF GARMIN VIRB EDIT MP4
mp4 through the completely free VLC media player by following this guide.Īlternatively use another free program called Avidemux. Videos generated with recent Anafi, Bebop2 and Disco firmwares cannot be opened in Virb Edit due to some missing codecs.

OLDER VERSIONS OF GARMIN VIRB EDIT INSTALL
Install the templates for Garmin Virb by pressing the button 'Install Garmin Virb GPS Templates' in the FlightData Manager tool, select if you want to use template using feet or meters (only the first time).Install the FlightData Manager tool by executing the exe file unzipped in the above step.Unzip the downloaded file somewhere, on the desktop or similar (only the first time).Download this FlightData Manager tool, link (only the first time).Download and install Garmin Virb Edit, make sure to only use version 5.1.3, the latest version have problems showing pitch and roll gauges correctly, link (only the first time).Make sure you have created an account for the My.Parrot Cloud under "My Flights" in the FreeFlight Pro app on your tablet / PC.When this analyze is complete of all the flights, the user can sort on any parameter he wants, this makes it easy to find the flight with the highest altitude or the longest distance flown etc.Īll these data's can be exported to Excel, if the user wants to keep a more detailed logbook of his flights In the tool you will get a very detailed list of all your flights, such as dateTime, duration, controller type, hw ver, sw ver, estimated address, and the most advanced thing is that the tool downloads all available flights one by one and analyze the battery usage, max altitude, max speed, max distance and distance flown. Screendump of the menu where flight data is loaded directly from the Parrot Cloud
OLDER VERSIONS OF GARMIN VIRB EDIT HOW TO
The flight data is generated automatically by the Bebop or Disco drone during flight and can afterwards be loadedĭirectly from the Parrot Cloud by entering the username and passwordīig thanks to Ramon Out for figuring out how to access the Parrot cloud webservice, Both position of Controller andĭrone can be seen, and Drone flight path can both be displayed in 2D and
