Version: 0.9.3 (KDE 3.5.9 "release 57.3" openSUSE) (using KDE 3.5.9) Installed from: SuSE RPMs Geotagging images with digikam worked well (except Bug #158329) until daylight saving time (DST) showed up. My GPS device stores the timestamps in a timezone, which is two hours behind german DST (MESZ). (Is this UTC?) I can't figure out a way to put this together with the timestamps of my photos (which are in MESZ). I've tried every timezone in digikam's geotagging dialog between GMT-5 and GMT+5 and many combinations of timezones and interpolations. It always says, that it can't find any pictures, which correlate with the informations from the GPX file.
Created attachment 24427 [details] Used GPX File
Created attachment 24428 [details] Photo to geotag
I tried with latest svn version of digikam and gpssync kipi-plugin and it works perfectly... Chris, when using DST, the timezone change from GMT+1 to GMT+2 (western europe). I just used GMT+2 and it's ok (max gap to 30s). Usually, gpx files contains UTC time only. You have : Image timestamp : 2008:04:15 17:23:11 and <trkpt lat='52.46545' lon='13.32668'><ele></ele><time>2008-04-15T15:23:05Z</time></trkpt> You need max gap to be at least 7s.
For me it *don't* work with timezone GMT+02:00 and gap of 30 sec. GPS Sync version: "Kipi-plugins 0.1.5rc1", digikam version as described above. Thats the newest version I've got via openSuse RPM repositories.
Works for me now with "GPS Sync" 0.1.5 and digiKam 0.9.3 (KDE 3.5.9 "release 60.3" openSUSE)