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This is how I make.tts files with the TTS V1.3(method is somewhat cumbersome but it works): Here the DK_Taulov RLV is used to show how the.tts file is created: When installing the TTS 1.3 software a 'catalyst folder + sub folders' are created in the main 'windows' folder. Any RLV you want to create a.tts file for, must be in that folder when you make the.tts file. The files can be moved to other locations later if needed - I still use the file structure from the Fortius software so I move the files. Create the 'DK_Taulov' folder inside the 'catalyst/video' folder. Copy the DK_Taulov.avi file to the DK_Taulov folder. Copy the DK_Taulov.rlv file into the 'catalyst/video' folder. Copy the DK_Taulov.pgmf file to the 'catalyst/programs' folder Now the folders are created and files copied to the correct folders - it's time to use the TT software.
Use the 'Import' 'Real Life Video Fortius ->TTS' menu The TTS will now open the import path 'Windows/catalyst/video' and and all video files that can be imported, will be visible in the window. Select the files you want to import and click 'Import TTS'. I need the tts file for the TTS3.6 so I choose 'No' to copy the file and move it manually later The RLV is now imported to the TTS and the.tts file is created. Next step is to export the.tts file so it can be used in the TTS3 version. Use the 'Export' menu and select the DK_Taulov file. Use your browser and save the file to the desired location - rename as needed.
Now use the TTS3 to import the created file: Use your browser and find the saved file and import. If you move the.avi file to another location the TTS will ask for the new location. Have fun riding. Video footage from car I use the following equipment for the production of my RLV's: Camera: – normal video camera with HD Mount: GPS: Software:(video converter),, Garmin GPS software,, (freeware), (freeware), for VirtualDub(freeware) Method: First, the camera is mounted either on a roof carrier or to the inside of the windshield. I have made a special bracket for roof bars but prefer mounting on the inside of the windshield.
It has more advantages than disadvantages, I think. One of the drawbacks is reflections from the windshield and instrument panel. These I have almost eliminated by using a piece of black insulation - the kind used for tube insulation. This is placed around the camera bottom and holds and fastened with strips. When the camera is placed on the windshield I can see the camera angle, recording time and remaining time on battery. I use the following settings on the camera and GPS Camera Program: Sports Anti-shake: off Zoom: none Video format: 1920 x 1080 50i HQ GPS is set to log with 1 or 2 sec. Interval I've pre-planned a route and time where there is too much traffic(I have several failed attempts due to too much traffic).
Start recording on the GPS(make sure there is a good signal on it) and the camera - wait approx. 30 sec, then starts to run as fast as I would do, if I were on a bicycle. Let the camera and GPS record all the time even if you must stop for red lights or other obstacles.
These places can be cut out during editing - turn off the camera or GPS on the way it's easiest to start from scratch again. After the route is the time to evaluate the recordings. I am thinking most of the camera angle and possible reflections which interfere with the end result.
I have always had lots of jitter on the recordings - but that can partially be removed later. Processing of video: If you use my method below you need a lot of HD space(at least 2TB) First I convert Canon.MTS video format to either 1400 * 720 or 1600 * 640. For this I use the excellent conversion program( the guys at Aunsoft have a fantastic support also) - conversion is stored as raw video. I have tried other programs, but they have either been too cumbersome to use or the results have been poorly. Then remove the jitter in the video with the deshaker program and store the deshaked video file(again as raw video). More info on how to use the deshaker here: Load the GPS file into your favorite GPS editor program( I use GPS-Track-Analyse.NET). Find the start(you need to find that exact point on the video later) and end point on your route, cut and remove those sections. If needed correct any errors and possible smooth the route - save the GPS track with a new name.
Load the new GPS file into RLVStudio and “Create Files”. I use the name: DK_something for the RLV’s recorded around where I live.
RLVStudio generates 3 files: DK_xxxx.pgmf DK_xxxx.rlv and the DK_xxxx_ cut.txt file. The cutlist contains all info for cutting the video. You find all info how to use the RLVStudio here: Another(newer and with more options) tool for making RLV's is 'RLV-Workbench' made by Klaudiusz from.
Edit and personalize the video in your favorite video editing program: cut out all sections as listed in the cutlist, join the rest and render a new movie. I save the file as lossless and then convert it with Aunsoft Final Mate with xvid 7500kbps codex. Copy the files to your Fortius or TTS software and test it:) It will often be necessary to adapt the.pgmf file to the route profile – you will know that when testing the rute on the trainer. On the TTSoftware you can use the route simulator - this avoids cycling the route many times. If you will start to produce RLV so I am pleased to provide help and guidance if needed. Video footage from bike Recordings from bike gives 'real speed feeling' but has the disadvantage, that the image is moving horizontally with the rider. Therefore I always try to be seated during recording. I use a Contour +2 camera because it satisfies my need for good video quality at the same time with built-in GPS.
It is also possible to connect an external power source for longer recording time. Unfortunately, Contour could not compete against cheap Chinese alternatives and had to close in 2013. It also means that development and updating has been discontinued. I have the latest updates and firmware’s, for all contour models, on the site's download server should someone need them. Battery life on the Contour +2 In the highest resolution(1920x1080), with GPS on, the recording time is about 1½ hour. At 1280x720 the recording time is about 2 hours with GPS on. In order to make longer recordings without changing the battery, I purchased a USB power pack and a special charging cable from the Contour (a common mini USB cable cannot be used).
The USB powerpack fits on the side of my saddlebag and cable is just long enough for it to reach the camera. With this setup the recording time minimum 4.5 hours at maximum resolution - not bad. Now I use a GoPro Black(at 1920x1080) with the same powersetup. RLVs recorded using a camera mounted on the bike is very suitable for ordinary trainers with no computer controlled brake, the speed of the video is genuine. Many RLV recordings, made from a car, are recorded with a higher speed than is possible by bicycle.
Therefore, these are not suitable for ordinary trainers without computer controlled brake. Login If you have any problems with the download,. Too slow or do you prefer to get the RLV’s on DVD? You can order them on DVD media(when logged in): All RLV's 1 x DVD+R or DVD+R DL 27,50Dkr / 3,70Eur / 5,00US$ Price is set so that it covers media and materials(packaging/box/envelopes) for shipping - I will not monetize it. Shipping 1 to 5 pieces Denmark: 21.50 Dkr Other countries: 7,00Eur / 8,50US$ Sent by regular mail / parcel and without liability Amount is transferred via PayPal or online banking – mail me for account / paypal info All other freeware DVD located on our download servers(apiece): 27,50Dkr / 3,70Eur / 5,00US$ ** Depending on size, there may be several RLV on a disk.
My RLV's are filmed with a camera mounted on a car or a bicycle. During the shooting from the car, I have tried to keep the same speed as you would normally do on the bike. Recordings with a camera mounted on the bike naturally provide the best 'real' experience. This makes my RLV's very suitable for use with the freeware Tacx Video Player. The Tacx Video Player makes RL videos accessible to use for riders who have an ergotrainer, cycletrainer or fitness bike from Tacx or another brand. You only need a PC for this purpose.
How to use my RLV’s with the Tacx Video Player First you need to locate, download and install the freeware Tacx Video Player: Run the program to see if it works. Close the VideoPlayer again. The trick is now to get the player to 'play non Tacx' videos: My RLV usually consists of 4 files, 2 of which will be used for the player: A video file such as RLVname.avi A file that contains information about the route profile and speed as the video plays with RLVname.tts and 2 files used for a different program (RLVname.rlv and RLVname.pgmf) The video file RLVname.avi can be placed anywhere on your harddisk/network/NAS, but the RLVname.tts has to be placed in a special folder on your harddrive.
The folder is hidden by default, it is therefore necessary to make it visible. Since I'm using a Danish version of Windows 8 I have 'borrowed' an English guide from another site. Another version: How to show hidden files in Windows 7 Windows 7 hides certain files so that they are not able to be seen when you exploring the files on your computer. The files it hides are typically Windows 7 System files that if tampered with could cause problems with the proper operation of the computer.
It is possible, though, for a user or piece of software to set make a file hidden by enabling the hidden attribute in a particular file or folder's properties. Due to this it can be beneficial at times to be able to see any hidden files that may be on your computer. This tutorial will explain how to show all hidden files in Windows 7. To enable the viewing of hidden and protected system files in Windows 7 please follow these steps: 1. Close all programs so that you are at your desktop. Click on the Start button. This is the small round button ( ) in the lower left corner of your screen that has a Windows flag on it.
Click on the Control Panel menu option. When the control panel opens you will see a screen similar to Figure 1 below. Windows 7 Control Panel 2. Click on the Appearance and Personalization link. You will now be in the Appearance and Personalization control panel as shown in Figure 2 below. Windows 7 Appearance and Personalization screen Now click on the Show hidden files and folders option as shown by the red arrow in Figure 2 above.
Under the Hidden files and folders section select the radio button labeled Show hidden files, folders, and drives. Remove the checkmark from the checkbox labeled Hide extensions for known file types. Remove the checkmark from the checkbox labeled Hide protected operating system files (Recommended). Once this is done, your Folder Options screen should look similar to the following image. Press the Apply button and then the OK button. You will now be at your desktop and Windows 7 will be configured to show all hidden files. Now the hidden folders and files are visible in your file browser.
Open your file browser and you should now be able to see the “ProgramData” folder on your harddrive(C:) Open the ProgramData folder and locate the “ RLV” folder as shown below: This is where you have to place all the RLVname.tts files Close your file browser again and start the Video Player. Use the browse button and locate the RLVname.avi You are now ready to ride J. How to convert Tacx RLV to be used on Daum trainers: You need the ErgoPlanet software to convert the files. Select the “Roadmovie” “RLV konvertieren” menu Locate the RLV file(note that the.avi file have to be in the same folder) with you browser and select the.rlv file – click open If the RLV includes infobox data locate them also (here there are no infofata) – click “Ok”.
Save the.emp Type in the start altitude(normal 0 meters). Click “Ok” and you will get a confirmation box that all is done. Time for a testrun: Locate the RLV folder with the.epm file and test the RLV. TTS1.x TTS 1.x TTS 1.0 was the first of the series. It runs in Win XP and Windows Vista(32 bit). Could work in Win7-32bit also? Lot of problems with the software were solved with the last and final update (took ages and 6 updates before all problems were solved): version 1.3.3.0 I am the lucky owner of the TTS 1.3.3.0 software – for me it’s the only version that always works!
Also the software can import all third party / non-original video footage and make.tts files from them. How to do that, see 'How to make.tts files'. Tacx patch for TTS. How to fix problems with high resistance from the brake when using third party RLV Importing the.tts file into 3.x might give a problem(depending on the software version/update) with high resistance from the brake.
• This can be avoided by creating a new route, where you remove a few meters from the start of the video. • Another possibilityis to import a result file(RLVname_username_Score_xx-xx-201x.tts) from the whole route.
Then the route runs smoothly from the start + you also have a opponent to run against How to create a new route: Select the route you want to use, and click 'Create' Click and drag the triangle to adjust the length. Name the route and click 'Save' The new profile is ready to use Select Route and the new Course and ride. Tacx made a Tacx Diagnostic Tool that might solve most of the above problems with TTS 3.x (guess it works on TTS2.x and 4.x also). Tacx patch for TTS. TTS4.x TTS 4.x Short after I bought the TTS3.4 Tacx released the TTS 4.0 TT software is not exactly cheap and the problems encountered with the previous versions. High resistance on the brake: Most, if not all, of my RLV has a TTS3 fixed profile - use that.
If the TTS3 fixed profile still gives the high resistance on TTS4 - mail me and I will try to modify the.tts file for you. User tip - video problems: Turns out that TTS 4.9 has two different video player options and changing it back to Player 1.0 solves some video problems. Tacx patch for TTS. What files are contained in the RLV archive?
When you download any of my RLV’s they contain min. 4 files: DK_RLVname.avi – this is the video file used by all Tacx software.
DK_RLVname.rlv – this file is used for the Fortius software DK_RLVname.pgmf – program file used by the Fortius software (can be used in the catalyst part of the TTS software also) DK_RLVname.tts – this file is used by the TTS1.x – 4.x software RLVname.gpx - some RLV’s also contain a GPS file of the route RLV installation guide. Tacx Fortius software How to install the files to the Fortius software: Place all files in the same folder and run the DK_RLVname.part1.exe file - that will generate the files for the RLV There is no installation file so you will have to copy the files to the correct folders. In the download there are 4 files but only 3 of them are used in the Fortius software: DK_RLVname.pgmf DK_RLVname.rlv DK_RLVname.avi “ DK_RLVname. Schweser Cfa Level 3 Quicksheet Download on this page. pgmf” file is placed in the ” programs” folder “ DK_RLVname.rlv” file is placed in the ” video” folder Now you have to make a new folder inside the “ video” folder - the name of the folder must be “ DK_RLVname”.
Important: Use the same capitalization for the new folder as used in the.avi file. The ”DK_RLVname.avi” file has to be placed in the new folder.
Run your fortius software and test your new RLV. Tacx Trainer software 3 TTS 3.X software: How to install.tts Installing RLV’s into TTS is somewhat easier than installing RLV’s in the “old” Fortius software. You need 2 files for the TTS software: the video file.avi and the.tts file. After unarchiving the download, copy or move the folder to your hard disk, DVD or NAS. Now start your TTS and: First select “Import”, “TTS Training Import” Now you need to browse to the folder where the.tts file is located(folder where you unarchived the download). Here it’s the freeware ES_Tenerife RLV.tts file After selecting that you get a message “Can’t find the video file” – click the “Browse” button.
Now you have to browse to the folder where the video file is located – in this case it’s inside the ES_Tenerife folder. Open the folder(double-click on it) and click on the ES_Tenerife.avi file If all goes as planned the video will be visible in the TTS software, and you are ready to go! Tacx Trainer software 4 TTS 4 Advanced has the same import options as TTS 3.x - use the TTS 3.x guide or look below. We can not guarantee that our RLV works on TTS 4 and up - i t is not possible for us to test compatibility with TTS4. We test our RLV on TTS 1 to TTS3 and know they will work on those versions.
TTS 4 Basic The video file RLVname.avi can be placed anywhere on your harddisk/network/NAS, but the RLVname.tts has to be placed in a special folder on your harddrive. The folder is hidden by default, it is therefore necessary to make it visible. Since I'm using a Danish version of Windows 8 I have 'borrowed' an English guide from another site. Another version: How to show hidden files in Windows 7 Windows 7 hides certain files so that they are not able to be seen when you exploring the files on your computer. The files it hides are typically Windows 7 System files that if tampered with could cause problems with the proper operation of the computer. It is possible, though, for a user or piece of software to set make a file hidden by enabling the hidden attribute in a particular file or folder's properties.
Due to this it can be beneficial at times to be able to see any hidden files that may be on your computer. This tutorial will explain how to show all hidden files in Windows 7.
To enable the viewing of hidden and protected system files in Windows 7 please follow these steps: 1. Close all programs so that you are at your desktop.
Click on the Start button. This is the small round button ( ) in the lower left corner of your screen that has a Windows flag on it. Click on the Control Panel menu option. When the control panel opens you will see a screen similar to Figure 1 below.
Windows 7 Control Panel 2. Click on the Appearance and Personalization link.
You will now be in the Appearance and Personalization control panel as shown in Figure 2 below. Windows 7 Appearance and Personalization screen Now click on the Show hidden files and folders option as shown by the red arrow in Figure 2 above. Under the Hidden files and folders section select the radio button labeled Show hidden files, folders, and drives. Remove the checkmark from the checkbox labeled Hide extensions for known file types. Remove the checkmark from the checkbox labeled Hide protected operating system files (Recommended). Once this is done, your Folder Options screen should look similar to the following image. Press the Apply button and then the OK button.
You will now be at your desktop and Windows 7 will be configured to show all hidden files. Now the hidden folders and files are visible in your file browser. Open your file browser and you should now be able to see the “ProgramData” folder on your harddrive(C:) Open the ProgramData folder and locate the “ RLV” folder as shown below: This is where you have to place all the RLVname.tts files Close your file browser and start your TTS4. Select 'Real Life Video' and RLV, now use the browse button to locate the RLVname.avi(you can place the videofile anywhere on your harddisk/network/NAS).
If all goes as planned the video will be visible in the TTS software, and you are ready to go! Something is not working(problems playing video or high resistance on the brake). Try to look in. Cookies are short reports that are sent and stored on the hard drive of the user's computer through your browser when it connects to a web. Cookies can be used to collect and store user data while connected to provide you the requested services and sometimes tend not to keep. Cookies can be themselves or others. There are several types of cookies: • Technical cookies that facilitate user navigation and use of the various options or services offered by the web as identify the session, allow access to certain areas, facilitate orders, purchases, filling out forms, registration, security, facilitating functionalities (videos, social networks, etc.).
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