Tracklog correction

[Christian Feurstein]

I have a tracklog of a ride I have done. Unfortunately the first part of this tour is missing. Is there a way to edit an existing tracklog in order to get a correct tracklog of my tour?

The part where you see a straight line was not tracked properly. This is the part I would like to edit.

[Marinus van Deudekom]

@Christian-Feurstein have you checked the track Log files
If its not there you can't get it back

[Christian Feurstein]

What exactly do you mean by checking tracklog files? After the ride I safed the tracklog and it was successfully uploaded. When looking into the stored tracklogs I found the showed tracklog with the first part missing. Where else do I find tracklog files?

[Corjan Meijerink]

This indeed cannot be corrected unfortunately.

[Jörgen]

There is a possibility outside MRA. With a GPX editor, a .gpx file with the missing part and some manual work. Is it worth doing?

[Guzzist]

@Christian-Feurstein next Idea to edit your tracklog:

• open it by MRA Routeplanner
• select in Menue: use it as route
• delete unnecessary route points (or move some)
• save as gpx track
• upload saved gpx file again in your folder Tracklogs as track
  By this, you don't need an external gpx tool

[Jörgen]

@Guzzist sagte:

@Christian-Feurstein next Idea to edit your tracklog:

• open it by MRA Routeplanner
• select in Menue: use it as route
• delete unnecessary route points (or move some)
• save as gpx track
• upload saved gpx file again in your folder Tracklogs as track
  By this, you don't need an external gpx tool

What about the missing part?

[Christian Feurstein]

@Guzzist
Thanks … I will try this once I am back at home!

[Guzzist]

@Jörgen said:

@Guzzist sagte:

@Christian-Feurstein next Idea to edit your tracklog:

• open it by MRA Routeplanner
• select in Menue: use it as route
• delete unnecessary route points (or move some)
• save as gpx track
• upload saved gpx file again in your folder Tracklogs as track
  By this, you don't need an external gpx tool

What about the missing part?

...that's the weak point: you need to be able to remember the route you’ve taken. Then, once you’ve turned the track into a route, you can add the relevant waypoints. And then, as mentioned, save it as a track again.