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Issue: speed tag is m/s
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(02.07.2009, 07:45)mrQQ Wrote: Aha, so that's it! It does not contain speed, so it depends on RC to calculate it. Which does not contradict my statement, that internally it should store m/s (though I have to agree, that for display km/h is much more useful)

If, after I loaded one or more files, edited them, added speed, and then saved them for use elsewhere, it saved the speed as m/s AND I then looked at the file in the 'other' program or worked with it as a comma delimited file, I would have to manually convert from m/s to km/s and would be most unhappy. I can read my file in wordpad or any word processor since it is a text file when all is said and done, and m/s would ruin the whole exercise for my purposes. Give me km/h or mph [and I already know Christian will not do the latter] or give me a registry setting where I can select km/h but do NOT give me m/s... as I am not a 100 meter track runner, where that number has meaning <grin>... I should like to see anything that absolutely states that speed should be stored as m/s. I did find that time has to be stored as Zulu time... but not that speed has to be stored as m/s [or that elevation/altitude has to be stored as meters and cannot be stored as feet above sea level - also appropriate in the U.S.].
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Messages In This Thread
Issue: speed tag is m/s - by mrQQ - 01.07.2009, 15:24
RE: Issue: speed tag is m/s - by RsH - 02.07.2009, 02:26
RE: Issue: speed tag is m/s - by mrQQ - 02.07.2009, 06:12
RE: Issue: speed tag is m/s - by RsH - 02.07.2009, 07:04
RE: Issue: speed tag is m/s - by RsH - 22.08.2009, 23:40
RE: Issue: speed tag is m/s - by RsH - 23.08.2009, 15:51
RE: Issue: speed tag is m/s - by RsH - 24.08.2009, 16:01
RE: Issue: speed tag is m/s - by RsH - 24.08.2009, 18:02
RE: Issue: speed tag is m/s - by RsH - 24.08.2009, 23:45
RE: Issue: speed tag is m/s - by mrQQ - 02.07.2009, 07:45
RE: Issue: speed tag is m/s - by RsH - 02.07.2009, 13:13

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