Choppy Video Overlay Please help!

[David Ferguson]

Create a free Google Drive Account (15GB of storage), and upload your video there. You can then add people (via email addresses) who have access.

https://www.google.com/intl/en/drive/

[adelaide]

OK I established a google drive and uploaded it to motec.com.au
I hope someone can figure this out. Thank you very much!!

[adrian]

How exactly have you uploaded it to motec.com.au?

If you right click on the video in your Google Drive and then click share you should get the following:

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You can then either click "Copy Link" and then paste it into this forum or you can add support@motec.com.au to the "Send link to people" box and click send.

[adrian]

Ok, it has come through now. Are you able to send me the synced data as well please.

[adrian]

I have received the data as well, thank you. Can you try the following:

1) If you are using an an old version of i2 or the 64bit version, install i2 Pro 32 bit from here http://www.motec.com.au/filedownload.ph ... docid=5204
2) Go to ‘Add/Remove Programs’ in Windows
3) Check to see if the ffdshow codec is installed and if so uninstall it
4) Download the Mainconcept codec from here http://www.motec.com.au/filedownload.ph ... docid=3349
5) Install that.
6) Run i2 and load your log file. Should work fine now. The video will be a little choppy when the time/distance graph is focused, but when the Video component is focused – streaming should be in real time.

Let me know if that helps.

[adrian]

Just to clarify, this should only be used with mpg video files from the old VCS unit. The ffdshow codecs can be used with the newer HD-VCS and V2 files.

The Mainconcept codec is only 32bit and will not work with 64bit versions of i2.

[adelaide]

YOU"RE AWESOME!!!