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Error reading telemetry file Could not find label in list: STMP #38

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rezmal opened this issue Nov 19, 2019 · 3 comments
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Error reading telemetry file Could not find label in list: STMP #38

rezmal opened this issue Nov 19, 2019 · 3 comments

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@rezmal
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rezmal commented Nov 19, 2019

I am trying to extract the UTC time from a Gopro fusion camera. I created the binary GPMD from its stream using ffmpeg. However, upon converting bin to json using telemetry I receive the following error:
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Error reading telemetry file Could not find label in list: STMP (53544d50
exit status 1
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this is the command I used to convert bin to json:
go run gopro-utils\gopro-utils\bin\gopro2json\gopro2json.go -i GS010805.bin -o GS010805.json

the script works on regular gorpro Hero 6 and Hero 7 videos, but not on the Fusion.
Any help is very much appreciated.

@marengaz
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same issue with file from gopro hero 8

@DStekel3
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DStekel3 commented Dec 3, 2020

Added PR (#43 ) which should fix this issue. Tested this with GoPro 9 footage. Since stilldavid does not seem active on this repo, feel free to grab my latest changes yourself on branch newlabels.

@acgourley
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@DStekel3 thanks for doing that. I tried running go install github.com/DStekel3/gopro-utils/bin/gopro2json@newlabels but the build binary still has the same issue about not understanding STMP. I imagine I'm using go incorrectly to install the code from your branch, does anyone have a hint for a go newbie?

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