Unfortunately no other details are shown, since this is an unhandled error. NET Runtime will report an ArgumentOutOfRange exception.
RACERENDER SPEEDOMETER WINDOWS
You can partially confirm this by checking the Windows Event Viewer > Windows Logs > Application. CT assumes the file is well-formed and everything is in the right place - it doesn't provide any help in showing where the issue is. If Circuit Tools crashes when reading an edited VBO file, it's likely an unhandled error while parsing the file. I'm still happy to hear from anyone else trying to add video to VBO files. Other changes are minor rewordings for clarity.
RACERENDER SPEEDOMETER PLUS
Key changes include this issue plus tabs being acceptable separators for the section (making the conversion to spaces optional). The new revision is available from the same link above. The safest thing to do is use avisynctime in both. The latter is the short name sometimes used in the section by some VBOX devices, but Circuit Tools crashes when using that name in both places. The section must reference *avisynctime* rather than *avitime*. I'm running out of ideas why it's not happy. Just to make sure I'm calculating correctly, the first file shows as 17:34 long. Even pulling files straight off the GoPro it's blowing up. That way the gauges are the same but the only telemetry data the project will have is that of the new video.Still no joy. Then start a new project (blank document icon on the top right corner) and apply the old pattern to it. Does that make sense? It's explained in this tutorial (minute 11:09)Īn alternative approach (and a better one, I think), is to save your work as a "Pattern". That way the gauges are the same but the only telemetry data the project will have is that of the new video. It happens a lot with users that record video and data with a GoPro, but also record data with a Garmin watch or a different GPS tracker.Īn alternative approach (and a better one, I think), is to save your work as a "Pattern". This works this way because you may want to load multiple data sources for a single video (project). Once no gauge is using the old source, you can delete it from the project in the Telemetry section. You will just have to go to each gauge and in its controls section select the new imported telemetry source (the second video). The app is not designed exactly for that workflow, although you can still do it. I'm assuming you do that because you want to use the same gauge structure, colors, etc. If inderstand number 3 correctly, you are using an existing project and going back to the "Video" section to import different footage. I would not want to try and replace a full-fledged video editor, but it sounds fun and I will consider it (again, at least mid-term). Basic color correction: I like the idea. It's a significant feature and more basic ones are before it in the list, but I hope I can tackle it in the mid-term.
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