At the moment I'm very busy creating tracks (on ) for our cycling holiday in Portugal. I recently discovered Osmand while searching for a good app to navigate on our cycling holidays. Op vrijdag 11 april 2014 18:22:06 UTC+2 schreef Robert Grant: For the moment I use GPSvisualizer, which is unbeatable as far as I know, but it is online. is there an offline OSMAND for on my laptop, so I could analyse my route.I have GPSPrune that is very good, but I need something that also takes moving averages of points, to filter out the spikes from the speed estimation. can I incorporate photos I make with my smartphone directly " on route" ? And with GPX indeed is very nice, because you can plan your route online with very good programs, but then while navigating all the corners are told, but at a split you don't hear anything.ītw, I have some other questions, but are not sure if I can post them here: I encountered similar things over the last months, one particular thing is that roundabouts are given an extra exit for free:-) So, needing to take the first exit, OSMAND tells me to take the second etc. Is there a fix in the mean time for this voice guidance issue? (I have version 1.8.3, how do I update it, or does that go automatically?) But why doesn't it just use road names and normal voice guidance that it uses when you are just using it as a regular navigation device? Is it something in the way I am creating the route in the first place? I have taken to second-guessing the guidance and learning its behaviour at some junctions, which helps. It's as if the voice is just dictating a line without much reference to the actual map. However, the voice guidance isn't really the best - It never gives road names, if there's a sharp bend in the road it tells you to turn, roundabouts are "slightly left then slightly right", cross-roads are ignored totally if you're going straight through, quite often if there's a subtle fork in the road it won't give instruction on which path to take, the list goes on. Brilliant for saving battery on my phone as I don't have the screen turned on and stops me fishing my phone out at every junction. Note: If the application cannot open a GPX file, contact me by sending me the file.I primarily use it for cycling - I create a route on Strava (a cycling website), download the route as a GPX file, upload it onto my phone, put the navigation to Bicycle, load up the GPX file, then stick a headphone in and let the voice guidance take me along the route. Access to the route via Maps, Google Maps or Waze Display details of a point of interest: name, description, image gallery, links Display of GPX details: name, description, longitudinal profile, elevation differences, distance, image gallery, link, points of interest Locking of screen standby to better follow the route Displayed on the map: current position, start and end of the route, points of interest along the route, scale, route direction Possibility to download maps for offline use Possibility to set your own custom maps from a library or manually Several base maps: map, hybrid, satellite 3D, OpenStreetMap, OpenTopoMap, Swisstopo Display GPX track on the map (track and route) Import of GPX files via file or web link The only in-app purchases are tips for few other features, take a look. You can also display points of interest from GPX.Īll what you need to go hiking and follow your route. And check out all of their information.įollow your position along the route during your ride. Import your routes in GPX format (tracks or routes) into the application.ĭisplay them on different preset maps (plan, satellite, OpenStreetMap, OpenTopoMap, Swisstopo, IGN) or on your own custom maps.ĭisplay an elevation graph to evaluate their difficulty. Please download version 1 (here) only if your device is not supported by version 2. IMPORTANT: Version 2 of GPX viewer is available on the App Store.
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