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myTracks is the swiss-army knife for organizing your GPS tracks. They can be loaded from a broad range of devices and organized in a library comfortably.
Once imported you can drag&drop photo files to myTracks and they will be assigned to the GPS tracks automatically (Geotagging). If you organize your photos in iPhoto, Aperture or Lightroom myTracks automatically updates the location information. myTracks can handle both JPEG and RAW file formats.
myTracks comes with a free iPhone App. With this App you can use your iPhone as a GPS logger and easily synchronize
Once imported you can drag&drop photo files to myTracks and they will be assigned to the GPS tracks automatically (Geotagging). If you organize your photos in iPhoto, Aperture or Lightroom myTracks automatically updates the location information. myTracks can handle both JPEG and RAW file formats.
myTracks comes with a free iPhone App. With this App you can use your iPhone as a GPS logger and easily synchronize
What's New
Version 2.3.10:
- New logger type: MainNav
- Bugfix: The synchronization with iOS device was rejected with error "wrong password" in some cases.
- Bugfix: The speed and elevation profile did not work on Mac OS X 10.6.
Requirements
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later
PPC / Intel, Mac OS X 10.5 or later
myTracks User Discussion (Write a Review)
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| Downloads:29,218 |
| Version Downloads:290 |
| Type:Home & Personal : Travel |
| License:Shareware |
| Date:07 May 2012 |
| Platform:PPC / Intel |
| Price: $14.00 |
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myTracks is the swiss-army knife for organizing your GPS tracks. They can be loaded from a broad range of devices and organized in a library comfortably.
Once imported you can drag&drop photo files to myTracks and they will be assigned to the GPS tracks automatically (Geotagging). If you organize your photos in iPhoto, Aperture or Lightroom myTracks automatically updates the location information. myTracks can handle both JPEG and RAW file formats.
myTracks comes with a free iPhone App. With this App you can use your iPhone as a GPS logger and easily synchronize these tracks with the desktop edition of myTracks.
Once imported you can drag&drop photo files to myTracks and they will be assigned to the GPS tracks automatically (Geotagging). If you organize your photos in iPhoto, Aperture or Lightroom myTracks automatically updates the location information. myTracks can handle both JPEG and RAW file formats.
myTracks comes with a free iPhone App. With this App you can use your iPhone as a GPS logger and easily synchronize these tracks with the desktop edition of myTracks.
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Astraub reviewed on 23 Jan 2012
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Fulmar2 reviewed on 28 Feb 2011
This app is also a great value. Topofusion is $60, and indeed, it has more features than this program...but the ones I use the most are on myTracks - so that is really important. At $14, this app can't be beat. I'm very pleased. Thanks.
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Frankof reviewed on 30 Jul 2010
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Drqasi reviewed on 03 May 2010
After importing the tracks and organizing your photos it is comfortable that the scrolling and zooming within the map is fast and smooth. With the last update, also smooth zooming with my Mighty Mouse is supported which makes live much easier :)
I like also that so many different gps-tracker are supported out of the box.
When there exist a problem the support is fast and helpful.
5 Stars ... absolutely!
DrQasi
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The software took me about 3 minutes to be reading tracks off the logger.
If you have a Gisteq device and use Macs. I highly recommend this!
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kSchlobynski reviewed on 25 Jun 2009
Only one thing you should know: I was used to droppping photos onto a similar tool, then adding the gpx tracks, and done.
But in myTracks, as the focus is on organizing the gpx tracks, you first need to add the tracks, and only then drop photos into it.
That was a tad confusing at first...
And remember to ask myTracks to write the geotags back into the files!
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Drdul reviewed on 27 Feb 2009
I can edit GPX tracks. I have started to use a GPS logger to geocode photos, but find that in the city with tall buildings all around, it sometimes"drifts" by 10 or 20 metres from my actual position. Rather not geocode a photo with an erroneous location, I can edit the track before geocoding. My only request is the ability to edit multiple points at once, rather than one-by-one.
I can determine where I was at a specific time, and I can determine what time I was at a specific point. And I can do this from the raw GPX data, without having to convert to KML and use Google Earth (which doesn't work as well as myTracks for this purpose, anyway). My only request (and it may be a limitation of Google Maps) is a higher zoom level so I can see more details.
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SilverDinky rated on 04 May 2011
jheist rated on 27 Feb 2011
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Jack75 rated on 26 Feb 2011
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Koemmernich rated on 20 Dec 2010