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Handler Description : SoundHandlerĮxifTools-modified MP4 file (correct date, correct time, no GPS): ExifToolVersion : 11.71 Compatible Brands : isom, iso2, avc1, mp41

Original MP4 file (wrong date and time, no GPS): ExifTool Version Number : 11.71 In my iPhone's Photos app, the date and time are correct but the GPS / location information is not available. (The Composite errors seems to be because they're dynamically generated as. Warning: Sorry, Composite:GPSAltitudeRef doesn't exist or isn't writable Warning: Sorry, Composite:GPSAltitude doesn't exist or isn't writable Warning: Sorry, Composite:GPSPosition doesn't exist or isn't writable Warning: Sorry, Composite:GPSLongitude doesn't exist or isn't writable This outputs the following: Warning: Sorry, Composite:GPSLatitude doesn't exist or isn't writable "PATH\Skydive_OpenShot_ExifTool_Test.mp4" "-Composite:GPSAltitudeRef=Above Sea Level" ` Obviously, I needed the GPS information which I got using įor ExifTool, I have referenced the documentation ( link 1, link 2, link 3)), used command & "PATH\exiftool.exe" -groupnames -s "PATH\Video 17-10-2019, 15 03 25.mov" to get the metadata / tags of a video that was recorded on the iPhone and works as intended, and formulated the following command: & "PATH\exiftool.exe" `

Have tried using Video GeoTagger but that didn't work at all.

Have tried looking for iOS apps that can add geotag / GPS metadata information to videos (not photos) but seemingly none exist.

I want these as 1 video on my iPhone which is ordered chronologically and displayed on the map correctly.įor the single video, I've used OpenShot to concatenate the 10 clips. On 6 (last Wednesday), I went skydiving in Las Vegas which they recorded but the provided video was in 10 seperate clips and none had time or GPS metadata tagged.