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I'm wanting to edit a gpx file that has gone slightly off piste.
I want to keep the time data.
I've got tracklogs, and if I try and edit the track in that, it amends the time data according to naismiths rule (I've tried deleting the naismith rules and that just gives a ride time of 0:00)
Any ideas? Preferably a way that I can drop the gpx file onto a map underlay, and then drag the errant points to where the should be.
Ta Rich
Have you tried uploading to one of the online thingies like Bikeroutetoaster, Mapmyride, Ridewithgps etc? It'll be a bit trial and error, but some might preserve the time data.
Everytrail is an online logging site with a map editor that lets you cut (and also move) points.
I suspect mapmyrun/mapmyride, runkeeper and some others let you do this too? (not sure)
Sometimes, I just open up the file in a text editor and cut out offending bits of XML (need to know what to look for though, and seeing the track on a map can help)
Tried everyride and mapmyride so far with no joy.
[url= http://sourceforge.net/projects/gpxeditor/ ]GPX Editor[/url] finally saved the day 🙂
No map, but matched up with another.