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| id | nicesrt |
| state | active |
| owner | WolfgangFahl |
| title | nicesrt |
| url | https://github.com/WolfgangFahl/nicesrt |
| version | 0.0.7 |
| description | Nice Subtitle Telemetry handling |
| date | 2023-08-18 |
| since | 2023-08-16 |
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Installation
pip install nicesrt
# alternatively if your pip is not a python3 pip
pip3 install nicesrt
# local install from source directory of nicesrt
pip install .
upgrade
pip install nicesrt -U
# alternatively if your pip is not a python3 pip
pip3 install nicesrt -U
Motivation
- DJI Drone videos may be accompanied by SRT files see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SubRip
- These SRT files may contain flight telemetry data
- This module supports analyzing and displaying this telemetry data
Links
- https://www.trackprofiler.com/
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SubRip
- https://djitelemetryoverlay.com/srt-viewer/
- https://github.com/JuanIrache/DJI_SRT_Parser
- https://github.com/GPSBabel/gpsbabel
Libraries
There are several Python libraries and tools available that can help you convert between GPX, KML, GeoJSON, and SRT formats:
- gpxpy: This is a library to parse and manipulate GPX files. Once parsed, you can easily convert the data to other formats.
* GitHub Repository
- fastkml: This is a library to handle KML files. It can help you parse and create KML files, which you can then convert to/from other formats.
* GitHub Repository
- geopy: While geopy is more known for its geocoding functionalities, it can also help in some geospatial manipulations which can be useful when converting between formats.
* GitHub Repository
- geojson: This library helps with the creation and parsing of GeoJSON files.
* GitHub Repository
- gpsbabel: This isn't a Python library, but it's worth mentioning. GPSBabel is a command-line tool that's great for converting between a myriad of GPS data formats, including GPX, KML, and many others.
* Official Website
- pySRT: If you want to convert geo-data to SRT (subtitle files) for some reason, you'd likely need to write custom functionality. SRT is a format for subtitle tracks, so it doesn't inherently have geographic significance. However, if you have a specific use-case in mind (e.g., geotagged video annotations), you can use the pySRT library for SRT manipulations.
* GitHub Repository
Here's a basic approach if you'd like to convert between these formats: