GPS Graphic wont render

I have created a video while scuba diving our local lake and imported a GPS log file that was towed around on the surface to track the dive.
When I import the GPX file, which was aligned with the time of the video camera before the dive, everything works on the screen as far as highlighting the position of the dive as an overlay on the video, but when I try to render the video, the GPS position doesn’t change in the rendered video. It looks like the GPS position is staying at the start position and that a GPS to video time alignment is being reset or altered during render. If I close shotcut and then reload the video edit, a time difference is added automatically of about 17 minutes, which is the difference between when I started the GPS and then began the video.

It seems that the GPS tracking works perfectly when I am editing in Shotcut, but the settings are not being transferred to the rendered video.

[Info ] Starting Shotcut version 26.8.1
[Info ] Windows version “11”
[Info ] number of logical cores = 12
[Info ] locale = QLocale::system()/* English, Latin, United Kingdom */
[Info ] install dir = “C:/Program Files/Shotcut”
[Info ] graphics backend = Direct3D 11

Try to change the GPS offset to 1 second instead of 0, I think there was a bug with default values being overriden (I remember I fixed it at some point but I just realised it might only be fixed for GPS text, not GPS graphic), if you change to 1 second and it works let me know.

Hi Daniel,
Yes, adding a second to the offset fixed the problem!
Thanks
Mark

Thanks for confirming.