If converting to GPX or SRT you may want GPS Babel to calculate the speed and course between each way-point. Optionally input and output file names may be specified when calling the batch file as follows "FlySight_Convert.cmd InputFile.csv OutputFile.kml" It requires the style file to be saved to the users desktop and will look for a Flysight CSV file called test.csv on the desktop to convert, outputting the converted file to the desktop as test.kml.
#Gpsbabel command line full
You must supply the full path for the files in the quotes, the KML can be customised as detailed hereĪ batch file may help some users that are not comfortable using the command line or those looking for a quicker option. "gpsbabel.exe" -i xcsv,style="FlySight.style" -f "InputFile.CSV" -x transform,trk=wpt,del -o kml,lines=1,points=0,line_width=2,line_color=ff0000ff,floating=1,extrude=0,track=1,trackdata=1,trackdirection=0,units=m,labels=0 -F "OutputFile.kml" The command line to convert to Google Earth (KML) format is: You need a style file to allow GPS Babel to read the Flysight format, see FlySight.style Using GPS Babel to convert Flysight files Programs designed to read FlySight data should discard any additional, unknown columns.
This format may be extended in the future by adding extra columns to the right, according to a post to the gpsbabel-code mailing list.
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