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1. #Older versions of garmin virb edit how to#
2. #Older versions of garmin virb edit 1080p#
3. #Older versions of garmin virb edit mp4#

Ignore the message about video size, check lengths of video and GPS track match and there are no Zero Speed errors - My latest has one, 1 second zero speed error, but in 14000+ rows its proving elusive. Thirdly, open the video in BKool Editor, and load in the track. Second stage Import the video into virb (temporary video), and the GPS track, and align everything using GMetrix etc, tighten up all gaps in the GPS track, export it as a GPX file. The GPS track is exported as a new FIT file.

#Older versions of garmin virb edit 1080p#

once I have it roughly sorted I export the video clips into a single 1080p video (80-180GB). I then top and tail the video, remove any breaks, and edit the GPS track. I'm fairly new to videos with BKool, but the editor really sucks, BIG TIME!įWIW, I use a Cyclic Fly12 to capture my videos (in 5 minutes chunks), and an Edge 1000 to capture the GPS track.įirst job when I get in is to import the clips into Virb Edit, (and the GPS Track into the Fit File Repair Tool). I spent days trying to use the clunky/buggy BKool editor without success, but with plenty of frustration - so I use the BKool to as an upload tool only - which seems to work alright. Without smoothing, the ride seems to be almost impossible, very difficult & steep, these 3 tools are real life-savers!Ĥ) NOW I embed the GPS data into the video with Garmin VIRB editor, and trim the head/tail.ĥ) Finally bring the finished product into BKool edit for upload to their site.

I use Garmin VIRB editor to embed the GPS data into the video, then trim the video in VIRB edit, BUT, before I do that, IĢ) have to convert my GPS from GPX 1.0, to GPX 1.1 - this is easy with a free standalone program called RouteConverter.ģ) need to smooth-out my elevation data! I use an online tool that can be found at I export out of Premiere in 1080i, & let the Garmin/BKool tools "dumb it down" later.

so here's what I do:ġ) I first do any cropping/cleaning/coloring in Adobe Premiere (I have access to Premiere, this may not be necessary for your videos) - I don't trim head/tail of the video at this time, just make the video look good in Premiere. I have a GoPro Hero3 black (no GPS), so I'm forced to use my phone to record GPS. JasonĪgreed - the Bkool edit is really, really awful, & it's the software. Please let me know it this is possible and anything about the procedure.

#Older versions of garmin virb edit mp4#

Is it possible to export an MP4 file of a video route, to Bkool, created on a Garmin Virb Elite Edit program? And have this file validated, approved, and published on the Bkool site? If this is possible, it would be wonderful.

#Older versions of garmin virb edit how to#

You must crop them before continuing." But, it doesn't tell you how to do this. For example, a message says "there are zero speed segments in the gps track. The Bkool video editor, in my opinion is terrible, mainly because the documentation doesn't fully explain how to do anything. One of my videos is on the Bkool site now. I have recently begun making videos of routes where I live, near Boone NC in the Appalachian Mts. I hope someone can help me with this question because trying to contact Bkool is impossible.