### Install PyOsmoGPS on Linux Source: https://github.com/francescocaponio/pyosmogps/blob/main/README.md Install the PyOsmoGPS library using pip. This command is applicable for Linux systems. ```bash pip install pyosmogps ``` -------------------------------- ### Display PyOsmoGPS Command-Line Help Source: https://github.com/francescocaponio/pyosmogps/blob/main/README.md Display the help message for the PyOsmoGPS command-line tool to see all available options and commands. ```bash pyosmogps --help ``` -------------------------------- ### Extract GPS Data to GPX using Command-Line Source: https://github.com/francescocaponio/pyosmogps/blob/main/README.md Extract GPS data from a single video file and save it as a GPX file using the command-line tool. ```bash pyosmogps extract input.mp4 output.gpx ``` -------------------------------- ### Run PyOsmoGPS tool on Windows Source: https://github.com/francescocaponio/pyosmogps/blob/main/README.md On Windows, the 'pyosmogps' shortcut is not created. Use this command to run the tool. ```bash python -m pyosmogps ... ``` -------------------------------- ### Combine and Extract GPS Data from Multiple Videos Source: https://github.com/francescocaponio/pyosmogps/blob/main/README.md Extract GPS data from multiple video files and combine them into a single GPX output file using the command-line tool. ```bash pyosmogps extract input1.mp4 input2.mp4 input3.mp4 output.gpx ``` -------------------------------- ### Customize Output Frequency and Resampling Method Source: https://github.com/francescocaponio/pyosmogps/blob/main/README.md Extract GPS data with custom output frequency (Hz) and resampling method (lpf, linear, discard) using command-line options. ```bash pyosmogps --frequency 5 --resampling-method lpf extract input.mp4 output.gpx ``` -------------------------------- ### Extract and Save GPS Data using PyOsmoGPS Library Source: https://github.com/francescocaponio/pyosmogps/blob/main/README.md Use the OsmoGps class from the PyOsmoGPS library to extract GPS data from video files and save it as a GPX file. Supports resampling and custom timezone offsets. ```python from pyosmogps import OsmoGps # Create an instance of the OsmoGps class inputs = ["path/to/input1.mp4", "path/to/input2.mp4", "path/to/input3.mp4"] timezone_offset = 6 # Timezone offset in hours gps = OsmoGps(inputs, timezone_offset) # resample the data frequency = 5 # Output frequency in Hz resampling_method = "lpf" # Resampling method (lpf, linear, discard) gps.resample(frequency, resampling_method) # save it as a GPX file output = "path/to/output.gpx" gps.save_gpx(output) ``` -------------------------------- ### Create a New Git Branch Source: https://github.com/francescocaponio/pyosmogps/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md Use this command to create a new branch for your feature or bug fix. ```bash git checkout -b my-feature-branch ``` -------------------------------- ### Commit Git Changes Source: https://github.com/francescocaponio/pyosmogps/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md Commit your changes with a clear and descriptive message. ```bash git commit -m "Add new feature X" ``` -------------------------------- ### Push Git Changes to Fork Source: https://github.com/francescocaponio/pyosmogps/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md Push your committed changes to your forked repository on GitHub. ```bash git push origin my-feature-branch ``` -------------------------------- ### Extract and Interpolate GPS Data Source: https://github.com/francescocaponio/pyosmogps/blob/main/README.md Utilize the 'linear' interpolation method to fill in missing GPS data points by using neighboring points. This method helps create a more continuous track and can reduce noise when it's not severe. ```bash pyosmogps -t 6 -f 0.1 -r linear extract input.mp4 output.gpx ``` -------------------------------- ### Specify Timezone Offset for GPS Extraction Source: https://github.com/francescocaponio/pyosmogps/blob/main/README.md Extract GPS data while specifying a custom timezone offset from the default timezone using the --timezone-offset option. ```bash pyosmogps --timezone-offset 2 extract input.mp4 output.gpx ``` -------------------------------- ### Extract and Discard GPS Data Source: https://github.com/francescocaponio/pyosmogps/blob/main/README.md Use the 'discard' method to remove noisy GPS data points by selecting one sample out of ten. This is useful for cleaning up tracks but should be used cautiously to avoid removing valid data. ```bash pyosmogps -t 6 -f 0.1 -r discard extract input.mp4 output.gpx ``` -------------------------------- ### Extract and Low-Pass Filter GPS Data Source: https://github.com/francescocaponio/pyosmogps/blob/main/README.md Apply the 'lpf' (low-pass filter) method to smooth GPS data by using multiple neighboring points. This method effectively reduces output noise but may be less accurate during rapid changes in coordinates. ```bash pyosmogps -t 6 -f 0.1 -r lpf extract input.mp4 output.gpx ``` === COMPLETE CONTENT === This response contains all available snippets from this library. No additional content exists. Do not make further requests.