Extract frames from video every X seconds and geotag them using GPS data file. Requires exiftool and ffmpeg.

extractAndGeotagFrames.bat

@echo off
rem Ksheesh Geotag Video Frames 0.0.1
rem 
rem Extract frames from video every X seconds and geotag them using GPS data file.
rem Requires exiftool and ffmpeg.

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setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion
rem Config starts here. Remember:
rem * Paths and names: don't use quotes, even if it has spaces in the string. 
rem * Binaries: if they are in shared path, you may set just the binary name, 
rem             i.e. "ffmpeg" (without quotes) for ffmpegBin variable.

rem Input video file
set videoFile=c:\video\sample

rem Prefix which will be added to image file names
set framePrefix=frame_

rem Output directory for frame images (must exist; without trailing slash)
set outputDirectory=c:\frames

rem Path to ffmpeg binary.
set ffmpegBin=c:\bin\ffmpeg.exe

rem Path to exiftool binary.
set exiftoolBin=c:\bin\exiftool.exe

rem Padding digit count (1-9) in frame file names (i.e. 3 will make 001.jpg and 2 will make 01.jpg)
set paddingDigits=3

rem Get frame every X seconds.
set getFrameEvery=10

rem Date and time of the start of the video. You may use:
rem * DateTimeOriginal - if the file has DateTimeOriginal tag
rem * FileCreateDate - set timestamp to file creation date
rem * FileModifyDate - set timestamp to file modify date
rem * 0 - own timestamp (see videoTimestamp variable)
set dateSource=FileModifyDate

rem If dateSource is set to 0, set here date and time of the start of the video.
rem The format is yyyy:mm:dd hh:mm:ss
set videoTimestamp=2017:01:01 00:00:00

rem The source of GPS data, i.e. GPX or other supported file. Wildcards are also
rem possible, e.g. gpsDataFile=c:\gps_data\*.gpx
set gpsDataFile=c:\gps\file.gpx
rem Config ends here.

set exifDateParam=-tagsFromFile "%videoFile%" "-datetimeoriginal<%dateSource%"
if %dateSource% equ 0 set exifDateParam="-datetimeoriginal=%videoTimestamp%Z"

if not exist "%outputDirectory%" (
set errMsg=Can't access output directory ^(%outputDirectory%^)
goto error
)

if not exist "%videoFile%" (
set errMsg=Can't access video file ^(%videoFile%^)
goto error
)
pushd %outputDirectory%

echo Extracting frames...
%ffmpegBin% -loglevel error -hide_banner -stats -i "%videoFile%" -vf fps=fps=1/%getFrameEvery%:start_time=0:round=zero %framePrefix%%%0%paddingDigits%d.jpg
if %errorlevel% neq 0 (
set errMsg=ffmpeg returned error
goto error
)
echo Done!
echo.

echo Setting base timestamp to files.
set fileNumber=0
%exiftoolBin% %exifDateParam% -overwrite_original -globaltimeshift "+0:0:0 0:0:!timeShift!" "%outputDirectory%\%framePrefix%*.jpg"
echo Done!
echo.

echo Setting timestamp offsets.
for %%f in ("%outputDirectory%\%framePrefix%*.jpg") do (
set /a "timeShift=!fileNumber!*%getFrameEvery%"
if !fileNumber! neq 0 %exiftoolBin% -P -m -overwrite_original "-datetimeoriginal+=0:0:0 0:0:!timeShift!" "%%~nxf"
set /a "fileNumber=!fileNumber!+1"
)
echo Done!
echo.

echo Geotagging images.
%exiftoolBin% -P -geotag "%gpsDataFile%" "-geotime<${DateTimeOriginal}Z" -overwrite_original "%outputDirectory%\%framePrefix%*.jpg"
echo Done!
echo.

goto theend

:error
echo %errMsg%. Exitting.

:theend
pause
popd
endlocal

Thank you for this. Using a modified version to create photospheres for Streetview upload.

thanks