The GoPro HERO 12 Black has no GPS, but...

Solutions and alternatives to the lack of GPS data in GoPro&2023-2024 model. Tools: The HERO12 Black is the first GoPro flagship in a very long time without GPS capabilities Is this the end of data overlays? The 12 still records orientation, g-forces, and camera settings And you can record the GPS data externally and sync it to the video in Telemetry Overlay. How? The easiest way is to record a GPX file with your iPhone or Android phone On iPhone, you can use the GPX Trail Tracker app. For best results, set the app Distance filter to zero and export a GPX with TrackPoints, not WayPoints On Android, the GPS Logger app works well. The default settings are fine (1-second interval, no filters), but enabling EGM96 is recommended See links to download them in the video description Once you have your video and GPX files, import one and then the other in Telemetry Overlay… and boom. The easiest way to keep the video and the data in sync is to start both the GoPro and the GPS recording at the same time. You can also keep the camera time updated by regularly connecting the GoPro to its app, and then syncing to the video timestamp or creation time. For more advanced work, you can use trackers designed specifically for your activity. For example, Garmin trackers record metrics like heart rate, cadence, or power, for sports like cycling or running OBD2 adapters can send RPM, pedals, temperatures, pressures from almost any car model to a phone app Aviation instruments record precise...