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myTracks 2.0 is a geotagging application with a convenient GPS track library. GPS tracks can be downloaded from most of the common GPS loggers, such as: Wintec WBT-201, Holux M-241 and GPSport 245, Columbus V-900, Gisteq Phototrackr and Phototrackr Lite, iBlue 747 and Sony GPS CS-1 and CS-3. The new GPS-Logger-Assistant helps configuring your device. The GPS tracks are drawn on different maps which are also available while being unconnected from the internet. The most incredible feature is the synchronization with iPhoto '09. Just select your photos or events in iPhoto, drop them to myTracks‘s dock icon and they will be geotagged automatically. They are available in iPhoto's Places immediately. There is nothing more to do.
WHAT'S NEW
Version 2.0.4: Release notes were unavailable when this listing was updated.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.5 or later.

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Developer:tichel
Downloads:12,790
  - Version d/l:178
Multimedia & Design:Author Tools
License:Shareware
Date:05 Nov 2009
Platform:PPC/Intel
Price:$14.00
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Oct 10 2009

KLUDGERIDER  I found this tool for the first time today and immediately tried it with my Gisteq GPS logger. It worked great! This is the first software I have found on the Mac that actually interfaces with the Gisteq GPS so I can download data tracks. Even Gisteq doesn't provide that.

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!  
(Version 2.0.2)

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Jul 4 2009

JUST A USER  works great, thanks!  
(Version 1.7d2)

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Jun 25 2009
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KSCHLOBYNSKI  I actually like this software.

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!  
(Version 1.7d2)

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Apr 14 2009

ANNDRA  Constantly crashed on importing data from my GPS.  
(Version 1.6)

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Feb 27 2009
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DRDUL  I use myTracks because it offers two features that I haven't found in any other app:

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.  
(Version 1.6dev4)

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Aug 15 2008
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JAN13  With addition of some more futures, it is exactly, what doctor subscribe to me ....  
(Version 1.2)

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May 25 2008
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FUNKELECTRIC  Very easy to use, still missing some features but the developer is very attive to suggestions.  
(Version 1.1rc2)

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May 14 2008

MIMIHZS  why i can not write location to EXIF tags?  
(Version 1.0.1)

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May 14 2008

DIRK STICHLING  Do you use a PowerPC Mac? Currently writing locations to EXIF tags only works on Intel Macs. But I am working on it.

Dirk

  
(Version 1.0.1)

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May 13 2008

PAGOMES  FANTASTIC!! Thanks for a great simple much needed application. The integration with GoogleMaps is very well acomplished  
(Version 1.0.1)

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