Eric0976
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I have two Fly 6 cameras on my ebike, front and rear, and wanted to combine the two video outputs and add some overlay (from a .gpx file obtained by running Strava on my iphone). This is the result:
To get there was not easy but also not too hard. Several issues came along with the Cycliq editor:
1- It does not allow for mosaic composition (i.e. putting the rear view at the top right)
2- The syncing with Strava data can only be done with the raw Fly 6 files, which mean you can't add the Strava overlay on edited files (which I had done to create the mosaic composition)
3- Video output quality from Cycliq editor was "meh", even at 1080 output.
To create the above video I followed the following steps
1- Combine all Fly 6 files into Openshot. Main (minor) issue was to sync the rear and the front videos.
2- Import the OS video and gpx file into Garmin VIRB edit and play around with different overlay configurations.
Doing this requires a relatively powerful computer and some patience (file processing took 45 min on Openshot and 25 min on GVirb).
To get there was not easy but also not too hard. Several issues came along with the Cycliq editor:
1- It does not allow for mosaic composition (i.e. putting the rear view at the top right)
2- The syncing with Strava data can only be done with the raw Fly 6 files, which mean you can't add the Strava overlay on edited files (which I had done to create the mosaic composition)
3- Video output quality from Cycliq editor was "meh", even at 1080 output.
To create the above video I followed the following steps
1- Combine all Fly 6 files into Openshot. Main (minor) issue was to sync the rear and the front videos.
2- Import the OS video and gpx file into Garmin VIRB edit and play around with different overlay configurations.
Doing this requires a relatively powerful computer and some patience (file processing took 45 min on Openshot and 25 min on GVirb).
