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Superb tool to read FIT files from my cheap China bike GPS with no include SW.
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I hate to rain on the parade, but this is unusable for me. It has ignored the majority of points in the first gpx file I loaded. In other software, I can see a nice, detailed track. In GPXSee, I see a few points then a straight-line jump to a point miles down the road, a few more points and another jump, and so on. I could not find anything in the documentation or settings to address this. And, again, in online software, like gpx studio, or even my old GPX Editor program, all the points display. Disappointed, because otherwise, it has the features I want.
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Edited 2025-04-30
This usually happens on tracks with "strange" time data or speed profiles and is caused by the outlier elimination algorithm which is enabled by default (and described in the documentation). If you disable outlier elimination in the preferences, you should get what you expect/see in other SW. In rare cases the pause detection algorithm may be the cause (which can be again disabled in the preferences).
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Just started using it for some .nmea files transferred from a Standard Horizon VHF GPS logger. Easy to use, plenty of options, all the info/maps were really well presented. Great software thanks :)
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I hate to rain on the parade, but this is unusable for me. It has ignored the majority of points in the first gpx file I loaded. In other software, I can see a nice, detailed track. In GPXSee, I see a few points then a straight-line jump to a point miles down the road, a few more points and another jump, and so on. I could not find anything in the documentation or settings to address this. And, again, in online software, like gpx studio, or even my old GPX Editor program, all the points display. Disappointed, because otherwise, it has the features I want.Reply from GPXSeeEdited 2025-04-30
This usually happens on tracks with "strange" time data or speed profiles and is caused by the outlier elimination algorithm which is enabled by default (and described in the documentation). If you disable outlier elimination in the preferences, you should get what you expect/see in other SW. In rare cases the pause detection algorithm may be the cause (which can be again disabled in the preferences). -
Just downloaded it. Very easy to see my GPX track on what looks like an openStreets map. Have not explored all the features.
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Excellent! I can throw away my old crap Trip and Waypoint Mgr and the City Navigator North America Garmin DVD's. My Polar track info opened beautifully with a single click, with detailed route like I never saw before. Thank you so much for creating and providing GPXSee.
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This is absolutely the simplest and the best GPS file viewer I have ever tried. Thank you very much for creating and maintaining GPXSee.
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