Gps map viewer

View gpx, kml, kmz, loc files, but get a lot more features. See why we are one of the best rated offline vector maps app. GPX Viewer is the ultimate GPS locator, GPS tracks viewer, analyzer, recorder, tracker and simple navigation tool for your trips and outdoor activities.GPX, KML, KMZ AND LOC• View tracks, routes and waypoints from gpx, kml, kmz and loc files• File browser which opens multiple files and has support for favorite files and history• Compress gpx files into gpz and kml files into kmz (zip archives)DETAILED TRIP STATS• Analyze information and statistics for tracks and routes• View graphs (charts) like elevation profile and speed profile for tracks and routes• View graphs of other track data like cadence, heart rate, power and air temperature• Analyze information for waypoints and adjust their icons• Change track and route color• Colorize track and route line by elevation, speed, cadence, heart rate or air temperatureONLINE MAPS• Online maps such as Google Maps, Mapbox, HERE, Thunderforest and some others based on OpenStreetMap data, preview: (Mapbox, HERE and Thunderforest online maps needs to be purchased)• OpenWeatherMap weather layers and overlays (needs to be purchased)• Add your custom online TMS or WMS mapsSIMPLE NAVIGATION TOOL• Show current GPS position on a map• Follow GPS position continuously by adjusting map position• Rotate map according to device orientation sensor or according to movement direction data from GPS• With follow GPS position and rotate map features, GPX Viewer can be used as a simple navigation tool• Notification when GPS position is near waypoint with adjustable distanceTRACKBOOK INTEGRATION• Synchronize tracks and waypoints created on Trackbook - Viewer is highly customizable. You can set everything according to your needs!If you want feature rich gpx viewer that is also tool with simple navigation, online maps, GPS locator, GPS tracks viewer, trip stats viewer and has other useful features, GPX Viewer is the best app for that!

#1 Hello. Brand new to this site but can see it's the place to go for comprehensive answers.Essentially I need a dash cam with a narrow FOV and GPS data/speed stamped on the footage. The G3 in the 90 FOV with the GPS attached seems ideal BUT how do the files record on the SD card and can they be watched in VLC or Windows Media Player as an MP4 etc with the GPS data overlayed etc?I took a snapshot from a YouTube review that shows the info I am referring to on the bottom left of the image. Does the GPS data save as a different file and requires a 'dash cam viewer' to watch the footage with GPS data overlayed on is it just the one file like your more common dash cam files (Garmin etc)? I will only have access to VLC or Windows media players to watch the footage as i'll be away from home.Hope someone can help as I don't want to have to part with money to find out the hard way. Thanks. #2 The GPS info is showed on video by default. It is embedded in the video, not saved into separate file.Also there is an option(GPS Info) in the system setting to choose which info to display. #3 The GPS info is showed on video by default. It is embedded in the video, not saved into separate file.Also there is an option(GPS Info) in the system setting to choose which info to display. Thank you for the reply. The user manual for the G3 references 'Dashcam viewer' program to watch the files with GPS data displayed etc. It's a little misleading. #4 Thank you for the reply. The user manual for the G3 references 'Dashcam viewer' program to watch the files with GPS data displayed etc. It's a little misleading. If you want to playback the video with google map, you need the dashcam viewer.Also we suggest you use the dashcam viewer to export the GPS data as .GPX file, then import to dashware, then you can do some customized map and

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GPS info overlay. #5 If you want to playback the video with google map, you need the dashcam viewer.Also we suggest you use the dashcam viewer to export the GPS data as .GPX file, then import to dashware, then you can do some customized map and GPS info overlay. Okay now i understand. I only need to watch the raw footage with time/date/speed overlayed on VLC or Windows Media Player.Thanks for your help! #6 Just to make it clear, the GPS data is embedded in the file as a data stream for the dashcam viewer etc to read, and there are also options to stamp date, time, speed, and location onto the video image itself so that it is seen by any video player/TV etc. Exactly the same as most dashcams except that the GPS is 10Hz rather than 1Hz. #7 Just to make it clear, the GPS data is embedded in the file as a data stream for the dashcam viewer etc to read, and there are also options to stamp date, time, speed, and location onto the video image itself so that it is seen by any video player/TV etc. Exactly the same as most dashcams except that the GPS is 10Hz rather than 1Hz. Thanks Nigel.Yes I am after a 90 degree FOV dash cam with speed/time/date data on the image. The G3 looks like the only product out there that has the narrow FOV, plus 2k and wifi etc. Pity the GPS module is external. #8 Pity the GPS module is external. There are positives as well as negatives to that, if you position the module sensibly then you will get better reception than cameras with it embedded in the camera, and for 10Hz data that is desirable. As long as the camera is mounted rather than handheld then it is not normally a problem. #9 As long as the camera is mounted rather than handheld then it is not normally a problem. I'll mount it close to or on the G3's battery door due to it being mounted upside down with a threaded suction mount.