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initial map work: maptest.py makes timelapse with
dan144 Jul 27, 2018
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added map PiP option for GPS data
dan144 Aug 2, 2018
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move map pip to bottom right corner, updated readme improved gps samp…
dan144 Aug 2, 2018
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moving things to test directory
dan144 Aug 2, 2018
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Takes a specified number of frames per second from input file.
Creates the output video at a specified fps.
Optionally add a map overlay based on GPS data.

Suggest defaults are 1 frame per second from the input file
and 30 FPS in the output video.

Uses Python3 and MoviePy
Uses Python3 with MoviePy and PIL

## Upcoming features

* Allowing multiple input files to one unified output file
* Map PiP mode with static map and location designated by a moving dot
* Option to create video with range of output FPS values and input frame sample rate
* Rounding on times given
* Code cleanup/refactoring
Expand All @@ -33,3 +35,9 @@ This script was used to produce the time lapse videos below:
[1 frame per 32s of source footage, 30fps output](https://youtu.be/Tq79p_1vb_8)

[1 frame per 64s of source footage, 30fps output](https://youtu.be/falzE-nRTfA)

Map PiP videos:

[1 frame per 8s, 30fps output](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gI6gy8nDAzg)

[1 frame per 4s, 30fps output](BROKEN - not yet created)
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