This update simplifies the registration procedure. No longer do you have to send us your MAC address, just complete the registration form with your e-mail address, home country and some optional details of how you found us and we’ll send you a registration key.
It only works from Version 1.6.1, so make sure you have downloaded the latest version.
StarTraX now reads GPS data in NMEA format. Just add a .nmea extension to your NMEA data file and StarTraX will see it in the GoTo option.
Check the User notes for details.
Check the website for the new version of StarTraX. Apart from a number of small cosmetic changes we have added a sharp on-screen display of useful animation information:
Camera data - current range, heading and tilt angle of the camera from the target point
Segment Data - Current time (file time and local time), speed, VSI (if you’re flying with “clamped” un-checked) and next point number.
Registration is still free, so get in and register your copy before it’s too late.
A major release - StarTraX now has a totally revamped user interface, with a fun photo-image of a GPS controller and a simplified user interface.
A completely re-written User guide is also available in the download.
A painful week, with all sorts of problems with the web site caused by a glitch at the hosting site, but now back up and running with a revised home page and a new release.
StarTraX can now display distances from the start (under options menu). Check out the details on the release notes page.
Go check the revamped web site. Easier to read and navigate.
The first maintenance release is now available. It contains five significant improvements that are documented on the User Notes on the download page.
May 12 saw the release of StarTraX on the gpsanimator.com web site. The offer of a free registration for the first fifty downloaders has sparked a good deal of interest amongst the GPS/Google Earth community, but as at today, there are still plenty of free registrations available from the download page.