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#Loadmytracks how to#

Setting the name, description and tags of the track.

The following screencast (no audio) shows the following steps: So if you want to filter all your tracks you have to select Library in the side bar and you also have to enable the Include Subfolders button as shown in the screenshot above. myTracks always filters the currently visible track list which depends on the selection in the side bar. Here you can specify one or more filter criterias. The search view will appear on top of the track list: from the Tracks menu or click the loupe button in the track list. MyTracks provides a search feature to find tracks based on the name, description, tags etc. Afterwards you can move the tracks into the folders using drag & drop from the track list onto the folder. Choose New folder from the file menu or from the context menu of an existing folder to create a new folder. In myTracks you can create folders and subfolders to organize the tracks. If you have added a lot of tracks you may want to organize them in some way. If you still have to change the time zone please open the properties view in the right sidebar and change the time zone as shown in the following screenshot: That means that you have to set the time zone of the imported tracks manually after importing the tracks.īy default, myTracks sets the time zone of newly imported tracks to the time zone of the system. The GPS satellites always transmit time stamp as UTC (Universal Time Coordinated, formerly GMT) times.

You can also drag & drop GPX files to the myTracks dock icon. You can also import GPX files if your GPS logger is not supported by myTracks and you use another application to load the tracks. Your browser does not support the video tag.

#Loadmytracks how to#

The following screencast (no audio) shows how to configure a GPS logger and how to import the tracks to mytracks: The tracks will either be imported fully automatically or you have to specify the import file in case your GPS logger mounts itself such as a USB stick or you use a card reader. Just select Import from GPS Logger from the File menu. On the following pages the assistant shows you step by step instructions for finalizing the configuration.Īfter configuring your GPS logger tracks can be imported easily. You can filter the list by typing a part of the name of your logger. But it can also be started using the Preferences dialog as shown on the following screenshot:Īs a first step please select your GPS logger from the list. The assistant is started with the first start of myTracks. The workflow for working with the iPhone is explained in an own chapter. This assistant must only be used for classic GPS logger device but not if you use a smartphone, e.g. MapSource (sorry not for the Mac) BaseCamp (Win) BaseCamp (Mac) LoadMyTracks (Mac) Maps-GPS-Info (all). MyTracks provides an assistant for easy configuration of your GPS data logger. Import of tracks using the GPS Logger Assistant Thus, the importing and handling of GPS tracks is explained in this chapter. One of the main features of myTracks is the organization of GPS tracks.