Baram

Baram burns the recording's real timestamp into your video: the wall clock, to the second, in the timezone the camera was set to. On DJI Osmo Action footage it also reads the camera's telemetry track and adds G-force to the overlay. TIMESTAMP • Time taken from the recording itself, not the system clock • The camera's own timezone where the file stores it, marked as assumed where it does not • Files with no creation date are labelled NO TIMECODE rather than guessed at G-FORCE — DJI OSMO ACTION • Gravity separated from acceleration • Fore/aft, lateral and vertical, plus total magnitude • Live dial, sustained peaks, and hardest single shock • A trace of the whole recording; drag across it to select a range • Omitted entirely on footage without motion data, never zeroed OUTPUT • Original speed with audio, or timelapse from 4x to 60x • 24, 30 or 60 fps, at 1080p or 720p draft • Three overlay styles and three palettes • Every combination previewed on a real frame from your own footage before rendering SOURCES • MP4, MOV and M4V, from any camera or phone • DJI telemetry read directly from the camera's own track — no ExifTool, ffmpeg or Python • Proxy files read for identical values at a fraction of the I/O • Read progress in bytes, throughput and time remaining, measured rather than guessed Mac and iPhone on one purchase, not a subscription. A 14-day trial unlocks rendering and export; reading, charting, playback and overlay previews stay free.