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# Importing the GoPro Data
1. Start Horison/System V2
2. Connect to ‘This System’.\
3. Open the ‘Batch Processing’ tool on the main menu.\
4. In the Batch Processing window, press on the blue ‘New Job’ button to start a batch job.
5. Click on the toggle switch at the bottom left to go to the ‘Create Advanced Job’ window.
6. Enter the required information:
* **Algorithm**: Single source and destination.
* **Pipeline:** The path to the pipeline: video\_metadata.hrp
* **Source Folder**: Path to the (parent)recording folder. E.g. C:\Recordings\SourceData
* **Destination folder**: Should be something else than the source folder. The frame images and frames.xml are written in this folder.
* **File name:** empty
7. Press ‘Start a new Job’ to start processing the recording(s).
8. The batch job will be added to the list in the batch processing window.\
When the batch job is selected, more information will be shown about its progress.\
9. Whilst a batch job is running, the next one can already be created.\
Steps 1-4 can be repeated for the next camera, or you can clone the existing one.\
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To clone a batch job, select the existing one. Then select ‘Clone’ at the bottom right.\
The ‘new advanced job’ window will open with the same parameters as the batch job that it was based on. Then change the filename of the camera, and the pipeline if required.\
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This step can be repeated till you have batch jobs queued for all cameras of the recordings.
10. The application will automatically go through all the queued batch jobs.
11. Once finished the Export data can be found in the specified destination. They will be JPEGS for each frame with a frames.xml file.
12. Copy the provided setup.hsf to the output folder (this is needed for the image layout in the Horus MoviePlayer)
The importing process is now done, to view the data, start the Horus Movie Player, go to: File -> Open File…, and then select the Frames.xml of the recording that you wish to open.
When opened in the Movie Player, you may wish to change the Camera Height and Yaw settings.\
See the [height of cameras ](/documentation/tutorials/working-with-horus-recordings/quality-checks/height-of-camera.md)page on how to edit these settings.