Feature for runners

[SlippyJimmy]

I hope the author can add the following functions, which are very useful for runners.

1. Time since start：Similar to odo(Distance since start).This can reflect the time since the start of exercise.
2. Max distance：This function is great when paired with the next function
3. Zone bar's Max & Min Values can be set to floating point number,and the effect (from Telemetry Overlay) shown below can be achieved（min value is zero,and max is max distance)

4. Cairo Circuit Map:I recorded multiple videos during one exercise, and they were discontinuous. When I use the Creating Videos using only GPX File function to generate overlay based on the time of each video, the map is also discontinuous and only displays the motion trajectory corresponding to this video. How can we ensure that the motion trajectory in the generated floating layer video is the motion trajectory of the entire motion? (That is, the motion trajectory corresponding to the entire gpx file)

[SlippyJimmy]

Add: Cairo Circuit Map XML code

[time4tea]

Thanks for these suggestions - its always great to learn a bit more about what people want from the software...

[time4tea]

With regard to (4) - currently the GPX data is clipped to the dates of the video. It has always worked this way, although perhaps it should work differently.. thanks for raising this - I'll have a think about it!

[SlippyJimmy]

Maybe I didn't express it very clearly. Let me re-explain the application scenario: For example, I cycled or ran for 3 hours, and the GPX file also recorded the movement trajectory for three hours. However, due to the limited power of the shooting equipment, I only recorded 30 minutes of video in segments during the exercise.

1. If you use the --use-gpx-only parameter to generate a video floating layer based on the GPX file, the displayed motion trajectory will be complete, but the rendering time will be long, and many clips in this floating layer video do not correspond to the captured images and need to be removed in post-editing.
2. If you use the --video-time-start parameter to generate a video floating layer based on (1), the floating layer and the picture correspond to each other. But there is a problem. The motion trajectory in the floating layer is not a complete motion trajectory. It only displays the corresponding motion trajectory for each video period. It is recommended to add custom parameters under the --video-time-start parameter to generate a complete motion trajectory.

[SlippyJimmy]

This 30 minutes of video is discontinuous and divided into multiple recordings.

[fid0did0]

Nice Idea, also a "reversed odo" (Distance to end) defined as max_distance-odo shall be nice to have.