Hi,
I'm new to ExifTool and INSTA360 so, there is every likelihood that I made a mistake here...
I am running ExifTool on a number of videos from my holiday (prior covid) and I keep getting the following error from the CLI command:
exiftool -ee -p D:\Users\Stephen\UTILS\ExifTool\gpx.fmt VID_20191011_155807_00_014.insv 1>VID_20191011_155807_00_014_GPX.gpx
Warning: Truncated 'z\x01\x01\x00' data - VID_20191011_155807_00_014.insv
Warning: [Minor] Insta360 accelerometer data is huge. Processing only the first 20000 records - VID_20191011_155807_00_014.insv
The video files were NOT saved with GPS data, yes I know its a little daft running ExifTool on a video that does not have GPS data attached BUT it just adds to the oddity of the situation. I will be taking the camera out later today/tomorrow WITH the GPS enabled but thought I'd post this just in case someone has come across it in the past.
Thanks in advance (ducking the potential "Why are you even trying this" type comments coming my way)
Truncated warnings are not uncommon. Lots of camera manufacturers don't always follow the standards. And if you want to get all the "data is huge" data, add the
-m (
-ignoreMinorErrors) option (https://exiftool.org/exiftool_pod.html#m--ignoreMinorErrors) to your command.
Quote from: rhodian on December 17, 2021, 02:12:11 PMThanks in advance (ducking the potential "Why are you even trying this" type comments coming my way)
It's all pretty relaxed and casual here. No RTFM posts here, especially for new people.
Got to do a test on video embedded with GPS data and all looks good.... Exiftool was able to extract metadata which I was later able to import and use in Google Earth Pro...
With StarGeek's help I was able to remove/ignore the warning message(s)... Thanks!
:D 8)