@Oedipax: Given that Google Street View images were recorded with sort-of-omnidirectional cameras, there should not be as much reason to apply such a sophisticated algorithm to their images to create a time lapse video.

The technology sure looks cool. I wonder though if there is enough demand in the market to monetize it: Professional videographers can and will use steady-cam equipment for even better results, and amateurs can already achieve useful results with ordinary video stabilizing software. How much money can you ask from action-cam buyers to allow for "extra cool" time lapse clips? And don't forget that most "action sports" are fast paced, so time lapses are often the opposite of what you want to achieve.

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

My test, im impressed! very fast processing too :

I deliberately tried some fast panning to see how it reacted, it seems to be slowing the footage when it needs more frames.

is there something like this for mac users? this software looks like a lot of traveling fun

Too bad you can't get it without the watermark

This one is easy

Download Resource Hacker (it is free stuff) open the file in Hyperlapse folder you see in the title, located the resources marked in red. And replace them with your own PNG file (transparent).

It is best to run software under admin, so it will have right to wrote to the folder.

It choked on me, too. Hyperlapse prompted me to reinstall. This is not a support request. I can wait until the product is actually on the market. Perhaps then, it will save in 1080 instead of 720.

I have test it but doesn´t work. Can you upload the modified dll ? Thanks..

Non beta Android version is available now

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.microsoft.hyperlapsemobile