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For my part, as my camera detects GPS coordinates, I found it interesting to create a track where I went using the functionality of GeoSetter. On the other hand, it would be good to modify the header of the file generated by GeoSetter as suggested by WilfriedB |
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Comments I submitted in 2461: If in the file generated by GeoSetter, I modify the header, the file is readable by "RouteConverterWindows". On the other hand, if in GeoSetter, I transform certain points into "WayPoint", only these points are read in "RouteConverterWindows" |
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Please see my comments under https://www.geosetter.de/mantis/view.php?id=2461#c4476 |
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The same applies if a track which was initially correct, is changed (e.g. adding a way point) inside GeoSetter, saved and overwritten. The GPX file can be fixed as described and after that, I did not notice any difference besied the new way point.
GeoSetter Save changed Track.jpg (39,067 bytes) |
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@WilfriedB You are absolutely right with your statement. Only waypoints are written to the GPX file. I have tried it. However, only the program RouteConverter seems to have a problem here. I have tested several other GPX programs (GPXSee, GPX Editor, GPS Track Editor), all open the file and show the waypoints. And also in Google Earth this file can be opened and displayed. However, RouteConverter seems to be basically very sensitive to file variations. I have also had problems with various CSV files with the RouteConverter. |
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I changed the GPX header as suggested by @WilfriedB, thank you!!! :-) |
- Anonymous
