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How can I use existing gps routes on my phone? - josephdetor - 23.05.2019
Hey there,
I've been looking for a way to use existing routes people made on my mobile phone. I have read an article about Google My Maps, but can't seem to be succesful in directing Google Maps to follow the imported routes instead of the fastest route. Xvideos Xnxx Chaturbate
Do you have a solution to this problem or a suggestion for another program/app? I would be glad to know about it!
Thanks in advance!
RE: How can I use existing gps routes on my phone? - routeconverter - 24.05.2019
Dear josephdetor,
I guess your question is too generic and thus nobody answers. Please specify which phone you have, which routes you want to use and inform yourself about the navigation software that is available for your phone.
For some programs there is a description how to get routes onto devices: https://www.routeconverter.com/faqs/aufs-geraet-kopieren/de
RE: How can I use existing gps routes on my phone? - Wilfried - 24.05.2019
(23.05.2019, 08:07)josephdetor Wrote: Do you have a solution to this problem or a suggestion for another program/app?
I use an app called Locus (https://www.locusmap.eu/). The main reason for me was its capability to create track logs (instead or in addition to a dedicated GPS logger), but you can also import existing tracks, you created or modified with RoutConverter. You can even create or modify tracks with Locus on your smartphone, but due to the small display, it is much more convenient to use RouteConverter on the PC and transfer the gpx to the phone.
Locus can also use offline maps, which you download from several sources.