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That's a really good point - the thought didn't occur to me to try it in Pro. It could be really helpful if it worked the way I think it does. I'll also have to try that out. Good luck!

I'm glad it was helpful!

If you're in Twitch Studio - click on the Settings Wheel on the bottom right > Recording > and then there is a field for Recording Path. It will usually pick a default folder - but you can change this to whatever you want! I typically save to Google Drive - but it works locally as well.

I'm glad the videos are helpful!

This was something that I had in the works! I think most of the videos should be in the playlist now: ua-cam.com/play/PLGgD88le1y6ZJYV9xOA6A4GK_cG8vfacN.html I hope that helps! :)

Thanks very much…great work on the list!!

Thanks for the playlist! That is very useful

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I'm glad it was helpful!

I'm glad it was helpful!

I actually had to test that to confirm - but it doesn't work in the reverse for the most part (edit fields in arcgis and have it reflect in the google sheet). My hunch is that it's probably due to it being cross-platform, but don't quote me on that! If you're into python scripting, you probably could create a model in an ArcGIS Notebook to have it automatically sync changes from a designated CSV - that is a little beyond my coding abilities, but it would probably work (most likely would require credits).

ESRI provides free temporary trials for ArcGIS Pro - as long as you have an ArcGIS Online account, you can log in/download and use ArcGIS Pro. At the end of the free trial, you'll need a paid license in order to continue use in Pro. I hope that helps! If you have any more questions about accessing the software, I definitely recommend reaching out to ESRI or posting a question on the ESRI Community Professional Forum. People usually have really constructive advice! community.esri.com/

In order to upload video files directly to Twitch - I you need to be a Twitch Affiliate or a Twitch Partner! (unless they changed this recently). You can live stream to Twitch without being an Affiliate or Partner by picking the "Start Stream" option. Once the stream is done, then you can download a file copy from your Twitch Creator Dashboard later (in the browser version). I believe that Twitch saves the video files on your online account for 7 days.

You'll have to contact the Street View Download 360 directly! Reach out to them at the website svd360.istreetview.com/

In the past, I have used this Frontier Precision site for more info on GPS Pathfinder! frontierprecision.com/gps-pathfinder-office/ For specific GPS unit models, you'll have to content Frontier directly - they may have tech specific data sheets to send. Good luck!

Street View Download is only able to do JPG, PNG, or WebP file types! There is also somewhat of a limitation because it relies on the Google Maps imagery and what Google provides.

I typically view them in Thinglink! If you create a "free-teacher" account, then you can view and annotate the photos (I think it's free until you get up to 10,000 views). It's not going to be 4k anything like that, but it's definitely decent enough for the majority of projects. Totally recommend if you're looking for something to test out! It also embeds in websites easily. Good luck!

@@stolafdisco Actually, it turned out to be a lot easier than I thought. Just googled "panorama viewer mac" a few weeks ago and it immediately found Spherical Viewer in the App Store. A little clunky, but I can view panoramas perfectly now as if I was in Street View. There appear to be a larger number of similar options if I google "panorama viewer windows."

There is an option in the setting for where the video files can be saved - click on the Options Wheel on the bottom right > click on Recording > and then there is a field for Recording Path. It will have a default folder set - but you can update it to anyplace that works best. I've gotten it to work with both Google Drive (cloud storage) and with my local computer.

thank u this helped so much i had same issue was so confused now have a vid file itself@@stolafdisco

So far, I've gone as long as 3 hours for recording game play. It doesn't seem to struggle at all - if you save it as a file directly to your computer, it will be a pretty large file size but there wasn't any lag time for processing that I saw. If that helps!

That's not good that it's not working! How so is the program not working on your computer? Just a reminder - if you are on a Mac, it will most likely be blocked by your security settings! You will need to allow the program in security in order to download it. If that is not the scenario - I would recommend reaching out to Street View directly to see if they have any recommendations. Good luck with your project!

I'm glad it was helpful :D

Unfortunately, without seeing the process directly, I can't be too sure the cause - we don't typically load premade features into the Geox7x because it gets really uncooperative. For the most part we just use it for data creation and collection. If I was going to troubleshoot it, I would start with: 1) do you get any errors if you try to view the shapefile in ArcGIS or GPS Pathfinder? 2) does the projection for the shapefile match the projection on the GPS for the data that is being collected? 3) in the past whenever we've had issues with shapefiles, sometimes it's the column header names in the attribute table - I would recommend only 1 word in the column header names if possible Sorry I can't be of more help! Usually for projects that require viewing features on the GPS that are already created, we use a Trimble TDC600 GPS with a connection to ArcGIS Field Maps. Works great every time!

We were able to get the software and all of the installation instructions from UC Davis! The best place to start is probably this website: web.cs.ucdavis.edu/~okreylos/ResDev/SARndbox/

@@stolafdisco Thank you very much brother