Turbo GPX has three license types.
- Trial TRIAL
- Standard BOOSTUP
- Extended OVERBOOST
For details, see [License](license.html).
Main BOOSTUP Features
- Load GPX files
- Display GPX information
- Delete / clear data on the main window
- Jump on the main window
- Map display
- Statistics display
- Slope Profile display
- Map window
- Point display
- Track display
- Downsampling display
- Chart display
- Color Coding (basic features)
- Photo Link (JPEG)
BOOSTUP supports display-related features that do not modify GPX data. You can delete data in the list, but you cannot edit or save it.
You can downsample points on the map, but the downsampling result cannot be applied back to the list.
OVERBOOST
OVERBOOST adds editing features to the display features.
- Save GPX files
- Run command files
- Copy to clipboard
- Map editing
- Point editing
- Color Coding (extended features)
- Ghost feature
- Various HUD displays
- Walk feature
- Apply downsampled data to the list
- Create GPX data from GPS information in photos
- View Interpolation
BOOSTUP or OVERBOOST
The differences between BOOSTUP and OVERBOOST are as follows.
- BOOSTUP
- Main window operations
- Data display without data modification
- Map window is view-only
- OVERBOOST
- BOOSTUP features
- Data modification on the main window
- Editing on the map window
BOOSTUP is for viewing (no data modification). OVERBOOST adds editing features.
Even among display-related features, functions that modify data require OVERBOOST.
You can upgrade from BOOSTUP to OVERBOOST.
If you only want to check GPX data on a map, BOOSTUP is sufficient. GPX points can be opened with Google Maps, so you can use Google Maps when you want to see more detail.
OVERBOOST is recommended for the following uses.
- GPS logs from trips
- GPS logs from running or cycling
- GPS logs from circuit driving
- Watching road cycling races
■ Travel - multiple GPS logs
- Color Coding (by distance, hour change, or day change)
- Organize unnecessary logs by editing points
- Link photos using Photo Link
- Look back on memories using Street View
These operations require screen interaction. However, if you create a command text file, you can run the following operations automatically.
- Load a GPX file
- Display the map window
- Set Color Coding
- Run Photo Link
- Downsample if needed
- Walk feature
■ Running and cycling
If you regularly use the same course, you can check your pace with Ghost. On courses such as hill climbs where you compete with friends, you can use GPX files and the Ghost feature as a virtual race.
■ Circuit driving
You can use View Interpolation to make 5 Hz data more detailed. Together with the Ghost feature, this can help you analyze your driving.
■ Watching road cycling races
You can obtain GPX files from official sources and enjoy watching the race with course data. By using the jump function that specifies the distance from the end, you can enter the remaining distance shown on a broadcast and find that position on the map. You can also check climbs in advance using Slope Profile, or use Street View to check the road width at the finish area.