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.GPX files need to be placed into 'NewFiles' folder and then they will appear on the 'courses' section on the Garmin.
Ahh ! at last, many thanks, simple as that,
Cheers!
I never did get this to work on my 800 - copying to the SD card from within BaseCamp (course created in there too) just doesn't seem to work. Like you it works fine for me if I use internal storage..
Ummm. Software coding issue I guess, the unit should be programmed to look at all memory locations, Garmin should be able to fix this,
Have the same on my 705 if I download .gpx files to the courses folder - they need to be .tcx
From what I recall .gpx files need to be put in a different folder but I only ever use .tcx now
Ridewithgpx will allow you to map and download ni .tcx format
Not sure if 800 is same in this respect as the 705 bu tmay be worth a check
I've seen something like this happen before with routes I was trying to import (I just drag files over - I don't use garmin's tools to do it). The issue with mine seemed to be something wrong with the format of the file, or too many points.
To work around it, I uploaded the routes to http://www.gpsies.com/convert.do and converted them to the same format, but with a reduced point count - it does track smoothing.