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GPX files from Mach 7 & from Air Navigation Pro

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over 4 years ago

Hi

I tried to import GPX files in Virb Edit. 

First one produced with Air Navigation Pro & second one from Mach 7. None of them is recognized.

It seems the date format used from Air Nav Pro is in seconds, and not in accordance with ISO 8601. I suspect this is why it is not recongnized by Virb Edit.

The second one produced with Mach 7 seems to be OK - Beginning of the file as follows :

<gpx dist="199.126059" duration="16881.000000">
<trk>
<trkseg>
<trkpt lon="3.075405" lat="50.686751" >
<ele>19.900000</ele>
<speed>14.661667</speed>
<time>2019-07-18T11:27:34+02:00</time>
</trkpt>
<trkpt lon="3.075304" lat="50.687230" >
<ele>20.600000</ele>
<speed>18.828667</speed>
<time>2019-07-18T11:27:37+02:00</time>
</trkpt>
<trkpt lon="3.075186" lat="50.687780" >
<ele>21.400000</ele>
<speed>22.275444</speed>
<time>2019-07-18T11:27:40+02:00</time>
</trkpt>

Does anybody had this issue, and how to solve it ?

Which software do you use to get it recognized in Virb Edit ?

Thanks 

  • 0 over 4 years ago

    I'm assuming thi is GPX format 1.0, because it contains speed fields. I believe Virb only support GPX 1.1. YOu might find online tools that convert your 1.0 files to 1.1

  • Former Member
    0 Former Member over 3 years ago

    Here you have a script to make your Air Navigation Pro GPX Virb Compatible

    cp C182-3-orig.gpx test.gpx

    sed -i '' 's/^[ \t]*//' test.gpx
    sed -i '' "s/geoidheight/ele/g" test.gpx
    sed -i '' "/name/d" test.gpx
    sed -i '' "/extensions/d" test.gpx
    sed -i '' "/ground_speed_ms/d" test.gpx
    sed -i '' "/true_course/d" test.gpx
    sed -i '' "/verticalAccuracy/d" test.gpx
    sed -i '' "/horizontalAccuracy/d" test.gpx
    sed -i '' "/simulatedData/d" test.gpx

    cat test.gpx | gawk -F'<|>' '/^<timestamp>/ {print "<time>" strftime("%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ",$3) "</time>"} !/^<timestamp>/ {print $0} ' > test2.gpx

    mv test2.gpx C182-3-final.gpx

  • 0 over 2 years ago

    Air Navigation Pro v3.5 for Android, pilots can now enjoy some additional useful features to match the functionality of Air Navigation Pro iOS. We have made it even easier for you to export and import data with improved support of data formats. Additionally, this new release includes the support of different varieties of coordinate formats for your waypoints.

    UPSers

  • Former Member
    0 Former Member over 2 years ago in reply to 3996737

    Up to the current version Air Navigation Pro didnt support exporting gpx in standards format, it uses seconds instead to Y:M:D H:M format for timestamp.

    By the way Air Navigator never gives any update that is valuable for the community. I have a minor  but important bug open with them for 4 years and never took the time to resolve. I just pay them because they are the only option in my region, the day that Garmin on Foreflight are available in latin america, i cancel my subcription in two seconds.