Time-lapse?

[graycreek51468]

Non riesco a capire perché per la seconda volta registri un intervallo di tempo di un tramonto di circa 2,5 ore e la foto è in due cartelle, una volta scartate e importate in anteprima la prima cartella contiene le foto mi fa fermare il lasso di tempo. e nella seconda cartella esegue l'intervallo di corretto. di solito devi registrarlo in un'unica cartella e non a causa,

[mariustanya · Accepted solution]

Hello @graycreek51468, 

Do you mean that the time lapse file is divided into folders even if you only recorded one time lapse? This maybe due to chaptering. Chaptering segments a new file chapter once a certain file size is reached. These files then can play as one continuation when played in the camera, and when put together with editing software. You can read more information about chaptering here: https://gopro.com/help/articles/question_answer/GoPro-Camera-File-Chaptering-Information

Feel free to post back if your issue is not related to this. We will be happy to help further. 

Thanks, 
Marius

[mariustanya · Accepted solution]

Hello @graycreek51468, 

Do you mean that the time lapse file is divided into folders even if you only recorded one time lapse? This maybe due to chaptering. Chaptering segments a new file chapter once a certain file size is reached. These files then can play as one continuation when played in the camera, and when put together with editing software. You can read more information about chaptering here: https://gopro.com/help/articles/question_answer/GoPro-Camera-File-Chaptering-Information

Feel free to post back if your issue is not related to this. We will be happy to help further. 

Thanks, 
Marius

[graycreek51468]

thanks or join the files of the two folders, and put on premiere pro and as if it did not start the timelapse as soon as I join the files of the first folder with the other,

[mariustanya]

You got it right, @graycreek51468. You can stitch the two folders through the editing software. Make sure though that you have the folders in the correct order. You can refer to this article on file naming convention to ensure that you have the correct sequence. Please keep us posted on your results. Thanks!

[graycreek51468]

which editing software? I have to use. to sort the files well, or already tried with the Windows order file, and nothing has changed

[mariustanya]

There is a certain sequence for the time lapse files as shown in this article: https://gopro.com/help/articles/question_answer/GoPro-Camera-File-Naming-Convention

Depending on the computer that you are using, you can use iMovie for MAc, or VSDC for Windows. You can also explore other free editing apps online. Some members here recommend Da Vinci Resolve, or Adobe Premiere Pro. 

[graycreek51468]

I am already advanced with adobe premiere pro cc, the problem that the files have different numbers the numbers are different from the first folder to the second folder, even arranging them with windows the numbering remains wrong, in practice I should fix all the photos manually 2400 photos of the timelapse