I produced some videos in 60 FPS, but couldn’t remember which ones. Since, of course, I didn’t label their FPS at the time, I needed to find them in vast sea of 30 FPS videos. Rather than just use a simple grep with ffmpeg to find which ones, I thought it might be more useful to find all videos that have a certain FPS threshold. Usage: ./60fps.sh [directory] #!/bin/bash SAVEIFS=$IFS IFS=$'\n' function fpscheck { FPS=$(ffmpeg -i "

After seeing a fellow MSNE autocrosser post a video with nice data overlays, I asked what datalogger and software he used. It turns out it wasn’t just a data logger, it was a camera that gathered his speed, acceleration, and so on for him. It was the Garmin Virb Elite. The ‘Elite’ part signifying the difference between the non-sensor, data-less variant. I’d never heard of it, and I thought I kept at least a cursory eye on the action camera market.