Android Export movie with overlay to Computer/youtube

[Magnus]

Great App!!, love it. Just bought it yesterday.

My issue is , how to export the movie i have made!, do you have som guide?!

[Harry]

For Android, the preferred way to transfer video results is using an external SD card and simply copy the overlaid video from the Movies folder. The exact position on the card can be seen in the Video's Details View from either Lap Details or Video List. For devices with an "internal SD card", things are a little more tricky. Usually this devices come with some desktop explorer to access the "card" while the smartphone is connected using USB. I had some trouble with my Nexus4 which didn't expose the Movie folder used by LapTimer in the corresponding tool. In cases like this, you may consider using an Android file manager like OI File Manager.

- Harry

[Magnus]

Thanks!, it works great!.

But it´s seems to take about 2hour to make 7min movie , will try to use not so high quality on the movie next time!

Hope tha Gopro support is added soon to!, this will be a intersting summer i Sweden with this Harry toy

[Harry]

Yes, it is slow currently. Hope I can offer an hardware accelerated version in one of the next releases.

- Harry

[Magnus]

Is it possible to have a function in the App?, so you could share the video directly to Youtube

[Harry]

The youtube app (usually preinstalled on every Android phone) should do that.

- Harry

[Magnus]

Crazy , now it´s working. Earlier today, a only got the message that the file didn´t supportet any other app?!?!....

Will post video later