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- Price: Free
- Operating system: Windows XP/Vista
- Date added: August 31, 2008
- Total Downloads: 1,333
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From BrainStax :Imagine the next generation interactive photo album. A revolutionary way of keeping memories alive. Your track plotted on a satellite map of the world. Your photos positioned along the track exactly where you have taken them. Your stories about your adventures nicely categorized. All in a free to use application. The track-n-share application is designed to make recording your adventures a breeze. Just download track data from the GPS and import photos. Track-n-share will automatically position the photos and videos where you have taken them. You can add stories about your adventures. When you are done, you can either keep everything private or share (part of) your adventures with the online community. Unique is the new ability to use videos. Videos are automatically uploaded to YouTube when you share your adventures. You will get high quality videos when you watch your adventures on your own client.
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Version 2.0 may include unspecified updates, enhancements, or bug fixes.
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Version: Track 'n Share your GPS adventures 2.0
"Great software to manage my photo,s videos and tracks."
Pros: You can import tracks directly from your GPS, It is possible to drag and drop photos and videos to highlight your trip. It integrates Google Maps and google earth display.
Cons: would eventually like to see a PDA version
Summary: All I need to make sure of it to synchronise my GPS with my camera/or camcorder. I start recording my track in my gps, then hike or drive and take pictures/video. When I return I simply plug in my GPS and my digital camera into my USB ports of the... read more >>
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