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What really surprises me is that there seems to be no standard to geocode an audio file. A photo can contain coordinates in the EXIF tag but for audio there is
by mongol 4y ago
What really surprises me is that there seems to be no standard to geocode an audio file. A photo can contain coordinates in the EXIF tag but for audio there is no such thing as a far as I know. I have been looking for a voice recorder that could do that. I think it would be really useful for personal notes. But have come up empty.
- al_borland 4y agoApple's Voice Memos uses your current location as the default name for the voice note. As far as I know it's not geotagged in the same sense that a photo is, but for personal notes it seems good enough.
- astrange 4y ago> A photo can contain coordinates in the EXIF tag but for audio there is no such thing as a far as I know. And yet this isn't good enough - I often wish I had the orientation or sometimes the z-coordinate but it's not saved.
- lukasb 4y agofor audio/video, would you want a single lat/long per file, or a continuous stream with run-length encoding?
- mongol 4y agoFor me, a single lat/long would be sufficient because I would only make a short voice memo in each file. But I can certainly understand that it would not be sufficient for cases with long files when you move during the recording.