Turn your ride into a telemetry video
Baram reads the real timestamp and G-force from DJI Osmo Action footage, then lets you preview, trim, and render the ride at original speed or as a timelapse. Mac and iPhone.
Coming to the App Store for Mac and iPhone.
From camera card to finished ride
Choose your DJI Osmo Action footage. Baram joins its chapters, charts the ride, and previews the camera's timestamp and G-force before burning them into the finished video. Other MP4, MOV, and M4V files can use the timestamp overlay too.
- The recording’s own timestamp, in the camera’s timezone rather than the system clock
- G-force separated from gravity: fore/aft, lateral, vertical and total
- A G-force chart of the whole recording; drag across it to select a range
- Three overlay styles and three palettes, previewed on a frame of your own footage
- Original speed with audio, or a timelapse from 4× to 60×
- Select several rides from one card and render them as a batch
Supported footage
- DJI Osmo Action
- Wall clock with the camera’s own timezone · G-force per frame from the telemetry track · chapters grouped into one recording
- Any other camera or phone
- MP4, MOV and M4V · timestamp from the file, marked when the timezone had to be assumed · no G-force panel, since there is no motion data to draw
Footage with no creation date is labelled NO TIMECODE rather than given a guessed one.
Everything happens on your device. Baram makes no network requests of its own: no accounts, no analytics, no tracking.
DJI and Osmo Action are trademarks of SZ DJI Technology Co., Ltd. Baram is an independent app and is not affiliated with, endorsed, or sponsored by DJI.