On Thu, 20 Jan 2005 23:26:21 GMT, "Alberto \(Tilax\)"
wrote:

I'd like to analyze GPS data with some sort of software helping to learn
something about my regattas.
I've found just GarTrack. It's very very simple and most of all accept just
a strange file format (gardown)
The results is that I cannot get neither convert (many hours spent on
Internet) my data to something GarTrack could be feeded with.

Do you know something better than GarTrack that, also, can accept a more
widely available file format?

Thanks for helping.
Alberto.-


Much will depend upon the exact file format that you have. You could
try "GPS Utility" and the Import File Converter that is available on
www.gpsu.co.uk. The Import File Converter is designed for dealing
with large varieties of text format files (e.g. *.csv) and converting
them for use in GPSU.

I hope that helps.
Alan Murphy (author GPSU)

www.gpsu.co.uk.

Already tried.
I can convert almost anything but what I need :-(

Alberto.-

Alberto (Tilax) wrote:
www.gpsu.co.uk.


Already tried.
I can convert almost anything but what I need :-(

Alberto.-



Any idea of what is the format required by GarTrack?
Are the files binary or ascii? If you have the specs, a small program in
C could solve the problem; I may have some suggestions if you like but
first of all I need to understand the specs of the requested input files.

Daniele