An estimate of nine satellite locks or better will give the best results. Unseen environmental factors can interfere with the camera's ability to capture GPS. You can use popular drone apps like UAV Forecast (available in the Apple app store and Google Play) to get an estimate of the number of satellite locks you are likely to get at any location and time of day. How do I know if a location and time are good for recording a GPS signal? You can use the GoPro GPS Quick Fix, with both old and new cameras. Is there no way to activate gauges / performance stickers in Quik for videos that do contain GPS data? Also, the longer you wait to hit record, even after the GPS icon is on, the better the signal will be, usually. Some locations and times work better than others (see below). To get a better signal, follow the tips on the first question. On both Quik and the mobile GoPro App gauges/stickers are only enabled if they consider the GPS signal to be good enough. GoPro's Quik video editor is not compatible with the GPS data format of the new cameras (Hero 10, Hero 9, Hero 8 and GoPro Max, keep reading for solutions). I had a signal before hitting record, but I still don't have GPS gauges. You can see all the telemetry your camera records with the Telemetry Extractor. How can I check that my GPS data was recorded if Quik does not recognize it? The GPS antenna is next to the record button, so don't mount the camera upside down, if you can. Over your helmet is better than under your chin, outside the car is better than inside it, and so on.
The location of your camera plays a big role too. You will usually only get a reliable signal when the camera is outdoors with an unobstructed view of a clear sky. GoPros rely only on satellites to get a location (as opposed to mobile phones, which use cellular antennas too), so any obstacle around you might hinder the GPS signal and prevent Quik from showing the telemetry overlays. You know you have a signal when the GPS icon (a map pin) is white. GPS is only recorded in your videos if you get a GPS signal BEFORE hitting record. Why?įirst, let's make sure you are recording a GPS signal.
My GoPro video shows no GPS path (performance stickers). This video summarizes some of these tips (disclaimer: the video promotes the Telemetry Overlay software)
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