On Friday, December 14, 2012 3:20:16 AM UTC-8, wrote:
Hi Ramy.



http://www.naviter.com/satellite-maps-north-america/



They're not linked yet from the website because we're moving things around. Satellite maps don't download automatically, Vector maps and Airspace does.



Regards,

Andrej Kolar

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glider pilots use

http://www.Naviter.com



On Friday, December 14, 2012 1:07:59 AM UTC+1, Ramy wrote:

On Thursday, December 13, 2012 4:57:13 AM UTC-8, wrote:



SeeYou has a pretty complete export mechanism which creates a KML/KMZ file which you can then view in Google Earth. You can even choose the color profile of the track (by altitude, vario, ENL etc).















You can achieve that by simply opening the IGC file in SeeYou and then choosing File Save As KML/KMZ Google Earth format.















Regards,







Andrej Kolar







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glider pilots use







http://www.Naviter.com















On Thursday, December 13, 2012 11:09:53 AM UTC+1, Pete Smith wrote:







Anyone wish to share how to run IFC files on google earth for















playback,seem to have caught a discussion then lost everything concerning















how to achieve this















Pete







A bit of topic but related to SeeYou so maybe the right place. I finally upgraded my desktop SeeYou from 3.9 to 5.0. So far so good, but I was under the impression that starting with SeeYou 4.0 it was supporting higher resolution satellite maps and even downloading them automatically, but I still see my old low resolution maps and can no longer find an option to download satellite maps from the web site. They used to be available free of charge. Am I missing something?







Ramy

Thanks Andrej, but clicking on the maps does not seem to work, I am getting an xml reply.

Ramy