I've created two examples:
In both examples you should ignore the YouTube buttons and just use the buttons underneath the Google Earth plugin.
I think this idea has a lot of potential. One way in which the idea could be used is by geography or architecture lecturers to create a Google Earth tour and then video and synchronise a narration of the tour. I'm sure that other developers will think of more applications for this idea.
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Hi, Keir
I had some musings a few months back about a Gmap/Gearth + Youtube (or similar flv video) mashup; with the price of small, mountable cams and gps track recorders, it'd be an interesting project for offroad mountainbiking - cam and gps on helmet, sync a first-person view of the trail with a satellite track. My coding doesn't go far enough to realise it, but there's a business plan in there somewhere :)
Hi Keir,
I recorded a part of my Inline-Marathon yesterday with a cam on my helmet and wore a GPS-enabled heartrate tracker. I would like to connect the GPS-track with the recorded video just the way you did in your examples. Is there any information online on how to do that?
@der Denis - If you just copy and paste the code from my example that should give you a good start. You just need to replace the YouTube video and the kml tour. In Google Earth it is quite easy to create a tour and then save it as a kml.
Hi Keir,
alternatively you can use www.vidmap.de for that.
There is also a nice demo with pictures, video and a map: http://apps.vidmap.de/alaska
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