[Loadstone] exporting braille note GPS points to loadstone format
Jared Stofflett
stofflet at gmail.com
Tue Aug 4 02:40:13 BST 2009
I was successfully able to do this. I used the senderro converter to
convert my user.poi file to a user.pdb file. This file is nothing more
then an SQLite database. I was able to use the following command to
convert the important table into a csv file
c:\sqlite\Sqlite3.exe -csv -separator ',' user.pdb "select * from POI;"
>poi.csv
I deleted a bunch of columns I didn't need, and was then able to run it
through the loadstone POI converter. I'll post more detailed
instructions on my blog this weekend, and let the list know when I do so.
monty at loadstone-gps.com wrote:
> Hi jared,
>
> If the file you are trying to convert (user.poi) is a file you or
> other Braille Note GPS version 2 users created yourselves then I don't
> see how you could be violating any copyright issues.
>
> Your best bet is to contact Sendaro directly and ask how to convert
> your binary file into text so you can convert to other formats. Once
> it's in text you can easily convert to Loadstone format or any other
> format too!
>
> Good luck,
> Monty
>
>
> On Fri, 31 Jul 2009, Jared Stofflett wrote:
>
>> I have a user.poi file from version two of the braille note gps
>> software. The format appears to be binary and is not a CSV format so
>> I assume the poi converter can't convert it to a format loadstone can
>> use. If anyone knows how to convert this file into a format loadstone
>> can use I'd appreciate any info. Thanks
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