Great News! ArcGIS Full Motion Video (FMV) is now here! Do you need to visualize and analyze video from drones, UAVs, UASs, manned aircraft, GoPros, surveillance systems, or video cameras?
If you are an existing ArcGIS for Desktop customer, and want to work with streaming or recorded video data, FMV is a simple to install add-in. If you are not using ArcGIS for Desktop yet, get a free trial of both.
For more information:
- Check out the product webpage at www.esri.com/fmv
- Recorded, free training seminar on FMV
- FMV 1.3 is now available! | ArcGIS Blog
I'm evaluating this option and comparing it to some of the other market options available for converting video to FMV. We have a lot of older video with corresponding gpx files from a basic handheld unit. The gpx files contain most the basic metadata (i.e. lat, long, bearing, time stamp, altitude, etc) but is lacking much of the other senor data like pitch, roll, any of the field of view metadata (i.e. frame coordinates).
I understand that with this metadata I don't have the required info to utilize the tools ability to calculate the field of view for display in ArcMap but simply showing the aircraft track would be a nice. What is the bare minimum metadata this tool requires in order to produce a FMV capable of just showing the aircraft track?