Sarah Glenn
EF1
Does anyone have any experience using GPicSync on a Mac? GPicSync is a Google Earth GUI that geocodes pictures using GPS data. My problem is that my pictures seem to have lost the internal timestamp in the correct format, which is what it compares to the GPS track to sync them. I have a Nikon P80, which likes to use Nikon Transfer software; however, I have already found a forum that tells me that the software messes it up and recommended using the Image Capture utility instead. When I used Image Capture and tried to sync the data to the photos again, I got the "WARNING: DIDN'T GEOCODE, no Date/Time Original in this picture" again.
This is really aggravating me right now, and I'm under pressure because I have to teach this to some GIS students Wednesday. Any help or ideas is much appreciated.
Update: I did just try to import the photos on my Windows side on this computer like I did on campus earlier (which worked then), moved them to a flash drive, and copied them to a folder on the Mac side. Ran the utility again, and STILL won't geocode them. BLAH.
This is really aggravating me right now, and I'm under pressure because I have to teach this to some GIS students Wednesday. Any help or ideas is much appreciated.
Update: I did just try to import the photos on my Windows side on this computer like I did on campus earlier (which worked then), moved them to a flash drive, and copied them to a folder on the Mac side. Ran the utility again, and STILL won't geocode them. BLAH.
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