24 hour time lapse

[alnova1]

Yeah, I had the same issue on Windows. Convert the files to .avi or whatever your format of choice is with your video converter of choice. Everything should be fine once you do that.

It says there .mov files which Quicktime should play fine but no dice.

 

[CodyS]

Yeah, for some reason it lies. I wasn't able to get anything to play the .mov files that the app generates. You have to convert them first. You could probably even convert it from .mov to .mov and it would work.

Also, partyflavor, great vid, got a little dizzy in the parking garage. Definitely post a vid when you get a chance to try the slow motion setup. I doubt we can expect quality high-speed footage... Just imagine the possibilities of a cell phone that could record at 120 fps. Probably not on the top of the to-do list...

 

[alnova1]

Yeah, for some reason it lies. I wasn't able to get anything to play the .mov files that the app generates. You have to convert them first. You could probably even convert it from .mov to .mov and it would work.

Also, partyflavor, great vid, got a little dizzy in the parking garage. Definitely post a vid when you get a chance to try the slow motion setup. I doubt we can expect quality high-speed footage... Just imagine the possibilities of a cell phone that could record at 120 fps. Probably not on the top of the to-do list...

I tried Quicktime, VLC and Adobe Premiere CS4 and they will not convert. Any ideas on a converter?

 

[alnova1]

Ok...went to the help section of the app and it said to use handbrake..great! But I have tried there configuration plus many of my own and it will convert part of the video but not all of it...only does about half of the video...really getting frustrated..

 

[CodyS]

I was able to get Any Video Converter to work, and it appears that they have a version for Macs.

 

[maurrubio]

Hey guys, nice to see this videos, I did something similar in my last trip from Maryland to Michigan, it took 13 hours and I rendered in one piece of video, if you want to see it is posted on Vimeo:
Time Lapse for Android | Lapse It on Vimeo

But I used another application that I created myself named Lapse It, if you are interested you can look at Android Market or in this URL:
Lapse It | Time Lapse - Android app on AppBrain

Thanks

 

[bigbadwulff]

I was betting on snow at Keyser's Ridge. Guessed right. Grew up around there.

You make a lot of stops

 

[colchiro]

I recorded this on my way home from work driving down the North part of the Las Vegas Strip.

My commute in North Dakota would be rather boring. I wouldn't even need to do a time lapse... one stop sign and two turns and I'm home... it's that quick.

 

[Doit2it]

Ya'll opening up this old post reminded me of fast motion vids I had taken with my Droid X.

My trip was less than 20 minutes. I took the back roads for the turns and hills.

Fast Motion capture - YouTube

 

[colchiro]

I think I saw some "rolling" stops and exceeding the speed in a school zone....

When I was in my 20's, I'd set the cruise on my TransAm to 100 mph on 2-lane highway. Looks about the same as your video.

 

[bigbadwulff]

Holy thread resurrection!

 

[colchiro]

Not a bad thing...