GoPro Dashcam Player Online — play GPMF recordings in your browser
Open GoPro HERO and MAX recordings directly in your browser. The GPMF (gpmd) metadata track gives you GPS, speed, altitude and 3-axis acceleration — dashcamigo renders all of it on a synchronized map and chart.
Open GoPro recordings folderSupported GoPro models
- HERO13 Black (GPS9)
- HERO11 Black (GPS9)
- HERO10 Black (GPS5)
- HERO9 Black (GPS5)
- HERO8 Black (GPS5)
- HERO7 Black / Silver (GPS5)
- HERO6 Black (GPS5)
- HERO5 Black (GPS5)
- MAX (GPS5)
and other GoPro models that write the GPMF metadata track (gpmd). HERO12 Black has no built-in GPS — files play, but without a track. HERO11/13 use the newer GPS9 format, HERO5-10 and MAX use GPS5; dashcamigo handles both transparently.
How GoPro stores recordings
GoPro stores telemetry in a standardized binary format called GPMF, sitting inside the MP4 as a metadata track with handler 'meta' and codec 'gpmd'. Each sample carries GPS coordinates, speed, altitude and 3-axis accelerometer values, sampled multiple times per second. HERO11 and HERO13 use the newer GPS9 layout (lat/lon/alt/speed3d/speed2d/days/secs/dop/fix); older HERO5–HERO10 and MAX use GPS5. dashcamigo reads both.
- Container
- MP4
- Video codec
- H.264 / H.265
- GPS storage
- GPMF metadata track (gpmd)
- Folder layout on SD
/DCIM/100GOPRO/- Filename pattern
GH010001.MP4
Playing GoPro recordings in dashcamigo
- Take the SD card out of the dashcam, plug it into your computer.
- Open dashcamigo.app in any modern browser.
- Drag the whole SD-card folder onto the page — it'll detect, group and play.
FAQ
Which GoPro models work?
Any GoPro with a GPMF gpmd track: HERO5, HERO6, HERO7 Black/Silver, HERO8, HERO9, HERO10, HERO11, HERO13, MAX. HERO12 Black has no built-in GPS, so its files play but without a route. The Session and Fusion lines also work where they wrote gpmd.
What does GPMF give me besides GPS coordinates?
GPMF includes GPS coordinates, altitude, ground speed, and 3-axis accelerometer data sampled multiple times per second. dashcamigo uses GPS for the map track, derives the speed chart from it, and uses the accelerometer for the G-force / event-marker line on the chart.
Does dashcamigo handle 360 GoPro MAX recordings?
MAX recordings with the gpmd telemetry track open and play. The video is shown as the source MP4 — dashcamigo does not currently un-fisheye or reproject 360 footage, so use Quik or another 360 reframing tool first if you want a flat output.
Are my GoPro recordings uploaded to a server?
No. There is no backend. The browser reads files locally with the File System Access API. Nothing leaves your device.
Can I export a trimmed clip with GoPro GPS inside?
Yes. Drag a range on the speed chart and Export. dashcamigo writes a new MP4 with a fresh GPMF track in the exported range — readable by GoPro Quik, Telemetry Overlay, ffmpeg/gpmf-parser and other GPMF-aware tools.