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For those interested, Hyperlapse is now available for download.

http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/redmond/projects/hyperlapseapps/

In reply to planetmarshall:

Downloaded, installed and three attempts at producing a short clip. Three 'error' messages so far.... will try again after an update!

In reply to planetmarshall:

I've installed it and tried to render a video but it keeps bombing out at 76% (regardless of the length of the video) which is very annoying as I'd like to be able to play with this.

It seems to be a common problem apparently: https://social.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/b64be894-1905-482a-9b7b-f01beef1a...

In reply to yorkshireman:

OK, after some Googling around I found the workaround. Simply ensure you set the camera to GoPro Hero (regardless of what the source camera was) and click 'Advanced Smoothing' rather than 'Standard' and it renders without crashing.

Here's the quick test I did - vimeo.com/128362187 - a bit Endor speederbike chase in places

Will need to experiment but I don't think the result is too bad considering the very aggressive shake on the source video (I was running, just carrying the camera in my hand).