Bagas31: GPSBabel is a program that allows you to convert points and routes between different models of GPS receivers, such as Garmin or Magellan, and between different map programs, such as Google Earth or Basecamp.
GPSBabel supports over a hundred GPS data formats and has powerful tools for processing such data, such as filtering out duplicate points or simplifying tracks. The program was created in 2001 and has since been downloaded and used tens of millions of times, so it is stable and reliable.
Download for free GPSBabel 1.8.0
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Here is a brief description of the main functions of the program:
- Convert GPS data. You can convert points and routes between different GPS data formats using the program’s graphical or command interface. You can select the source and target format from the list or specify the path to the files on your computer.
- Uploading and uploading GPS data. You can download and upload GPS data to various devices such as GPS receivers, memory cards, flash drives, etc. You can use different data transfer protocols such as USB, COM or TCP/IP.
- GPS data processing. You can process GPS data with a variety of filters and options that allow you to reorder points, remove duplicates, simplify tracks, merge or split files, add or remove time and speed information, and more.
- View GPS data. You can view GPS data as a table or map using the program’s built-in viewer. You can select different map layers, such as satellite imagery or terrain. You can also export GPS data to KML format for viewing in Google Earth.
Note: The program runs on any operating system that supports the Java Runtime Environment. The program is free software and is distributed under the GNU Public License.
