As previously mentioned, wget seems to be the best answer! :-) I don't really see a need to delete the files, as innovv should just cycle around and overwrite old ones, but
ought to do the trick, and leave you with a "clean" SD card. You may notice that I do NOT use -nd because I DO WANT folders to be created. e.g.: Parking, Accident, Protected, etc. ;-)
I'm thinking of setting up a RPi in the garage to do this automatically every time I pull in. The biggest problem is that the damn innovv shuts off when I turn off the bike, and I don't want to run down my battery leaving the bike on for hours. :-/
This command does not delete the videos after copying them. Though wget can delete files after copy (needs "delete-after" paramter), this also require the webserver supports this. And the webserver of the K2 does not.
If you want to delete videos by command line, take a look at my posting here.
When I use the Dashcam Viewer to display the films on the memory card I also see the data of the GPS location and the speed, but if I copy the files to my computer and try to view them in the same app. Unable to see location and speed data.Is there a way to copy all the data together ?
The GPS data are encoded within the video. Means...if you copy the video file, you also copy the GPS data. There must be a another reason why your Dashcamviewer can see the GPS data in the videos on the SD Card, but not after copying them to your pc.
When I use the Dashcam Viewer to display the films on the memory card I also see the data of the GPS location and the speed, but if I copy the files to my computer and try to view them in the same app. Unable to see location and speed data.
This is really the only problem I have with the entire systems functionality. There has to be an easier solution then removing the sd card to download large numbers of files. I. About to take a long trip and I’d like to be able to do this.
This is really the only problem I have with the entire systems functionality. There has to be an easier solution then removing the sd card to download large numbers of files. I. About to take a long trip and I’d like to be able to do this.
As discussed in another thread, you can use USB from a phone to copy the files over. With an Android phone, using a USB-C-to-Micro-USB-OTG cable, and version 57 of the K2 firmware, I've been able to copy the files over using the standard Android "FILES" app, which lets you select multiple files and copy them simultaneously.
The good things about this method are that it's much faster than wi-fi copying (the wi-fi appears to be capped at 11 megabits, whereas the USB copying happens at about 50 megabits, so while that's still slow, it's almost 5x as fast as wi-fi), and, you don't need a computer with you to offload files.
The bad things about this method are that it's limited by the storage capacity of your phone, and it requires a physical USB connection which means the waterproof plug won't be installed while the USB cable is plugged in. And, apparently it's limited to firmware no later than v57.
The fastest and easiest way to copy files over is to remove the card and plug it into a computer. Or, you can plug the card into a USB-C microSDXC card reader and plug that into your phone, and use the FILES app to copy files over at maximum speed. The downside to this method is that you have to remove the SD card from the K2; depending on how you installed the K2 it may be easy or it may be difficult to get to. For a difficult-to-reach installation, that's where the constantly-attached USB cable may be the preferable method.
>As far as I can see, you have to click on each video file and select save - one at a time.
>Surely there is a simple way to select and transfer all video files at once.
>That is just set it and let it go?
The webserver of the K2 let you only download the videos one by one. There is no "gimme all" option. And the app also does not offer this. So if you want to download all videos automatically, you have to use an extra downloader manager. I prefer the command line tool wget.
wget -r -nd -A MP4 http://192.168.1.254/INNOVV_K2/VIDEO
This will download all videos from the K2 to the current directory.
But there are also many GUI based download manager in the net.
>Or is that what you are working on?
No. I am working on something different.
When the K2 starts up, it creates a wifi called "INNOVV_K2_xxxx", where xxxx are the last four digits of the K2 serial number. You can then use your phone / tablet or whatever to join this wifi and access the K2. That is called AP Mode.
But using some wifi commands, you can make the K2 join your home wlan, which allows you to access the K2 directly from your normal pc (or any other device within your home wlan). That's the STA Mode.
Unfortunately, these settings are not saved, So on next startup, the K2 will switch to AP Mode and offers its default Wifi again.
I am trying to modify the firmware in a way, that it does not start in AP Mode, but in STA Mode and automatically joins your home wlan.
I realize that this thread is getting older, but I too wanted this functionality to download all the files simply to my laptop wirelessly due to a install where pulling the SD card isn't easy or that matter connecting a cable. Since I use windows, I used VisualWget and set the options to use recursively - I tried uget, but couldn't find any "recursive" function and gave up on that one. Once I figured that out, It was easy to connect to the WIFI and just download. I also noticed that if I used the stop recording command first http://192.168.1.254/?custom=1&cmd=2001&par=0 the downloads happened way faster.
Many Thanks to Frostie to get this going. It would seem like Innovv would have a windows and/or mac version to just do this maybe even with some partnering with dashcam viewer. The android/Iphone tool in itself isn't enough for the purposes of video and video editing IMO.
Connect to the Wifi of your K2 with any device (smartphone, tablet, Laptop, etc.), open the browser and type http://192.168.1.254
Looks like this then.
There is a way to make the K2 join your home wlan, so that you can access the sd card on your PC, but these settings are not saved on shutdown. Means you have to do this again every time.
I am still working on creating a firmware which joins a home wlan permanently.
As previously mentioned, wget seems to be the best answer! :-) I don't really see a need to delete the files, as innovv should just cycle around and overwrite old ones, but
wget -r --delete-after http://192.168.1.254
ought to do the trick, and leave you with a "clean" SD card. You may notice that I do NOT use -nd because I DO WANT folders to be created. e.g.: Parking, Accident, Protected, etc. ;-)
I'm thinking of setting up a RPi in the garage to do this automatically every time I pull in. The biggest problem is that the damn innovv shuts off when I turn off the bike, and I don't want to run down my battery leaving the bike on for hours. :-/
Dose the command " wget -r -nd -A MP4 http://192.168.1.254/INNOVV_K2/VIDEO://192.168.1.254/INNOVV_K2/VIDEO Delete the files from the sd card ?This command does not delete the videos after copying them. Though wget can delete files after copy (needs "delete-after" paramter), this also require the webserver supports this. And the webserver of the K2 does not.
If you want to delete videos by command line, take a look at my posting here.
https://www.innovv.com/forum/main/comment/5cef05aad3398200d101ca01
When I use the Dashcam Viewer to display the films on the memory card I also see the data of the GPS location and the speed, but if I copy the files to my computer and try to view them in the same app. Unable to see location and speed data. Is there a way to copy all the data together ?The GPS data are encoded within the video. Means...if you copy the video file, you also copy the GPS data. There must be a another reason why your Dashcamviewer can see the GPS data in the videos on the SD Card, but not after copying them to your pc.
Hello
Dose the command "
wget -r -nd -A MP4 http://192.168.1.254/INNOVV_K2/VIDEO://192.168.1.254/INNOVV_K2/VIDEO
Delete the files from the sd card ?
Dose it copy the gps and speed data ?
When I use the Dashcam Viewer to display the films on the memory card I also see the data of the GPS location and the speed, but if I copy the files to my computer and try to view them in the same app. Unable to see location and speed data.
Is there a way to copy all the data together ?
If your sd card is bigger than 32GB, you first have to format it using the App to make USB work.
And, of course, it requires V52 or above.
El punto 2 yo no puedo hacerlo, no lo reconoce, lo conecto y nada de nada
This is really the only problem I have with the entire systems functionality. There has to be an easier solution then removing the sd card to download large numbers of files. I. About to take a long trip and I’d like to be able to do this.
Thanks Frostie
Thanks Frostie
After a few tries, I got that to work.
As far as I can see, you have to click on each video file and select save - one at a time.
Surely there is a simple way to select and transfer all video files at once.
That is just set it and let it go?
Or is that what you are working on?
I would have thought there would be an app for that
Regards
Connect to the Wifi of your K2 with any device (smartphone, tablet, Laptop, etc.), open the browser and type http://192.168.1.254
Looks like this then.
There is a way to make the K2 join your home wlan, so that you can access the sd card on your PC, but these settings are not saved on shutdown. Means you have to do this again every time.
I am still working on creating a firmware which joins a home wlan permanently.