16.01.2009, 17:48
Zeppelin Wrote:Ich habe den Fehler bzw. die Ursache gefunden. Normal sieht eine *.plt von OziExplorerCE so aus:
53.5116167, 12.6959317,0, 201.1,38876.6737963
53.5098033, 12.6946733,0, 221.8,38876.6744444
Bei längeren Tracks finde ich ab und an so einen Eintrag:
53.5089800, 12.6942633,1, 244.1,38876.6747338
Und diese ,1, anstatt ,0, lässt RouteConverter die Tour abbrechen. Keine Anhnung warum da ab und an eine ,1, aufgezeichnet wurde und was sie bedeutet, aber mache ich ein ,0, draus ist alles ok.
MfG
According to OziExplorer file-format info from the following site http://www.rus-roads.ru/gps/help_ozi/fileformats.html, this field (if 1) indicates 'a break in the track line'
This could happen if the communication between oziexplorer(ce) and the gps device is interrupted, or the gps device looses its position information, or, if one explicitily switches off gps tracking, e.g. to browse the map (temporarily disabling automatic centering to the current gps position in 'moving map' mode).
The good news is, that the track is not really terminated in RouteConverter, but split in multiple parts, which can be selected using the 'position list' pull-down menu. A new section/entry is started at each '1' found in the .plt file.
Changing the 1's to 0's in the .plt files avoids this splitting, but of course with the risk that some track log sections are *really* separate sections (e.g. a 1st part from yesterday, and a 2nd part from today)
In oziexplorer(ce) a track log must be explicitly saved and cleared, otherwise it will simply accumulate several trips into one huge .plt file.
Hope that helps.
Keep up the excellent work !