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Originally Posted by returnoftheyeti
(Post 35996828)
You are either going to have to run it on a Windows box, or compile from source. Sorry, not much help from me on either of those.
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I got this error when running FlightMemoryExporter:
begin Exception in thread Thread-1 (run): AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'split' |
Originally Posted by returnoftheyeti
(Post 35964773)
Hello All,
I finally went down the path of exporting my data, keeping it for safekeeping, and uploading into MyFlightRadar24. I mostly undertook this project, as I wanted a backup, just in case, and I want a more zoom-able map. CA for me on FlightMemory is just a blob. https://my.flightradar24.com/Cactus_J/ So, here is how I did it:
In MYFR24 is super easy to Delete All Flights, so... I have imported, reviewed and deleted about 7 times now. My total mileage is off just a bit, but the numbers and hours are correct. Big fan of FlightMemory even if its been the same forever. Just scared to loose the data although with this migration it got me to kind of a master spreadsheet after piecing things together. Of course, in 2015 I didn't take the kind of notes I do now, but at least now its all in one place in my possession and on a couple services. |
A new idea...
So recently sitting on a flight with no entertainment except the Panasonic "arc" map, I thought to myself, wouldn't it be cool if one could scrape all of ones flights from flightmemory to opportunity (doable), then toss those all into Google maps(doable), but then have a "plane" fly your lifetime flights constantly like as a screensaver or such, or one could save as a video file. I am no programmer, but anyone with any experience have any idea how difficult this would be to do?
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I just felt like posting this today, please post yours:
https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...2f25e81a01.png |
https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...7e513c1a03.png
https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.fly...db3128cbb6.png last year i got 57 flights. was a very interesting year. top destination last year: BOG/SKBO and VVC/SKVV |
Originally Posted by hfly
(Post 36332781)
So recently sitting on a flight with no entertainment except the Panasonic "arc" map, I thought to myself, wouldn't it be cool if one could scrape all of ones flights from flightmemory to opportunity (doable), then toss those all into Google maps(doable), but then have a "plane" fly your lifetime flights constantly like as a screensaver or such, or one could save as a video file. I am no programmer, but anyone with any experience have any idea how difficult this would be to do?
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You can save and scrape each and every page of your flightmemory and then import those into Openflights then you can import that into Google Maps and come up with a map that will show all your routes on a Globe, but that is as far as I have ever gotten. What I would have liked, and would still like would be to do something like Mult.dev, but that is only good for a few flights. Still would love someone to figure that one out!
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Originally Posted by the phoenix
(Post 34421667)
some kid in Germany owns it. Wish it wasnt so damn expensive ship to US. Someone needs to get openflights to do the maps.
( I can say this as a solid Gen-X'er who for 100% sure thinks 2004 was like last week) |
Originally Posted by SkyTeam777
(Post 37533011)
Can you explain how you were able to do that? I have received a lot negative remarks about how dated my map is from people and that there are many ways to make it look fresher and more interesting...does anyone have any ideas? Ive never been able to figure the transition of data from Flight Memory over to another site.
https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/35964773-post388.html |
and now that I get AI, maybe I can have it take all the info, make me a map and I;ll create it here!
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I'm developing a more modern website with many more features, including direct boarding passes on the site, flight notifications, statistics, and badges.
skytrace.world |
Originally Posted by Skytrace
(Post 37650247)
I'm developing a more modern website with many more features, including direct boarding passes on the site, flight notifications, statistics, and badges.
skytrace.world |
Originally Posted by Xyzzy
(Post 37650813)
I presume there will be an easy way t;) import/export data...
It imports from practically all CSV files—at least the ones I’ve tested—but it takes some time because all flights go through the site’s AI to ensure the flight details are correct. Exports can be saved as CSV or PDF. |
Originally Posted by Skytrace
(Post 37651147)
They have an easy-to-use import/export system.
It imports from practically all CSV files—at least the ones I’ve tested—but it takes some time because all flights go through the site’s AI to ensure the flight details are correct. Exports can be saved as CSV or PDF. |
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