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I have (unfortunately) a lot of images tagged with the date 1970-01-01 (unixtime 0), from converting actioncam videos to image sequences and not fixing their dates. mapillary_takeout throws images from these sequences into one big folder.

I recognize this is my own fault for providing bad data, but it would be nice if the resulting folders had some kind of counter on it, or a sub-folder for each individual sequence (I hacked one in myself for my purposes).

I'm on Windows 10, Python 3.7 if that matters

Hello,

How can I use this script when I sign-in by OSM.org account. Is there a way how to convert my account to a regular account?

Thank you and great work on creating this script!

Nice script. Thanks. Now busy downloading my 2016 uploads. But it seems I got downloads of processed (blurred) files and not my unprocessed files. Any explanation?

Hello,
Mappily's v4 API is OK.
I wish I could upload my previously uploaded photos to Mapillary.

Thank you for your work if you still have working time on your code

Hi,
i receive this message ... i change the pass with special character...
Example

./mapillary_takeout.py [email protected] azerty123 gitouche ~/Desktop/mapillary_takeout/

i use ubuntu 20.04 and i sure email and pass is correct.
can you help me?

Hi,

You now save to the folder: YYYY-MM-DD

I am a programmer, but not very proficient in Python.. could you add the option to save to:

YYYY-MM-DD-[sequence-ID]

?

Or is that first set of numbers of a file name the sequence?

I called the script and entered the correct email address and password, but accidentally mistyped my username. The script exited with no output or error message. It should at least have displayed some error.

Since filenames currently contain a colon ( : ) , windows users should adapt the output filename to prevent errors. Around line 155 a workable solution would be for example

sequence_name = ( sequence["properties"]["captured_at"] + "_" + sequence["properties"]["created_at"] ) sequence_name = sequence_name.replace(":", "_")