TrekBuddy

[iceman1]

Hi all,

i use trekbuddy for a long time to navigate and store tracks with my SE W800i.
What i would need is a possibility to view some summary of the stored gpx data on the 176x220 display. Awesome would be the possibility to show an altitude graph, too.
I've found one CMS theme from gisela which does nearly what i mean, but it doesn't shows the data from a loaded track, only from the running recording.

Does anybody knows a theme or extra j2me program for these assignments.

Regards, Sebastian

[BpACKer]

You can view it in TrekBuddy overlaid on your map or atlas, although not an altitude graph. That would be cool. here's my instructions from a post last year about it:
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Showing a track or route is not intuitive. I finally figured it out though. Go into settings -> navigation, then under Route Line turn on dotted and/or red color options. I also uncheck poi icons. Click ok, then choose more from the main settings window and choose save. Then go back to your map where the track is supposed to be, press 1 -> tracks -> select your track/route -> open -> select the first waypoint -> more -> Route along or Go To. It'll show the route and the first waypoint will have an icon and name. Go To will center the map at the start, but if you want TB to guide you along the whole track then choose route along. This option tells you what direction the start of the track is so you can get there, then track along it.
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If it's still showing all the track point names, close TB and reopen it then load your atlas/map and track. I had to do this. I'm using a W810i.

[iceman1]

Hi BpACKer,
thanks for your answer. What I need is a screen with some information about the loaded track e.g. distance, start time, final time, duration, max. speed, average speed, max. altitude, min. altitude, accumulative altitude, ... and the greatest would be an altitude graph.
It doesn't need to be a theme, it can also be an extra j2me program which can import gpx files (this is why I posted here).
Sebastian

[Advid]

Hi, I would welcome the application like iceman. I sport quite a lot and after a bike ride I usually note down the total ascending. I can use online apps but sometimes I could do with this application.

[Advid]

Hi, I found this: http://wiki.trekbuddy.net/index.php/Tools#Mobile_Trail_Explorer but I cannot import a file in the application. It reads "cannot acces root folder" altough I input the whole path to the file.