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The number of points actually seems to be known, in the 'num_points' column ;-) At least for the few tracks I checked it seemed to be correct.

The Java code doesn't completely correspond to the points format, e.g. it has the timestamp before the lon/lat.

Anyway, thanks again for the swift replies, I'll be back if I run into more problems/questions :-)

Awesome, thanks! That's exactly what I needed :-)

It should be quite easy to write a Python function to extract the data I need ;-)

About the 'waypoints' column, it seems to be empty in my tracks. Is it used for routing info? Anyway, I don't need that, the points themselves are enough.

Hi

I have some tracks recorded by Locus and I'm thinking of playing around with the data - writing an app to analyze it, visualize it or do something else interesting.
I want to read the tracks directly from the sqlite DB instead of exporting and then importing the data, because that would be too slow and cumbersome.

The problem is, I need to access the points of each track. Looking at the dbtracks.sqll database, I can see that the points of each track are encoded in some kind of binary format. So would it be possible to find out the encoding of that format?