Extract text from Radroutenplaner route files (RRP)
To convert RRP routes to another format, you need Radroutenplaner or other GIS software.
To convert other file formats to the "XML Route File" file type, you need software like Radroutenplaner or a similar tool.
The .RRP file extension is a dual-purpose format that often confuses users due to its specific ecosystem requirements. Primarily, it acts as a Radroutenplaner route file, a specialized XML container used by German cycling software like Radroutenplaner Deutschland and older versions of the Falk route planner. These files contain waypoints, track data, and surface metadata for cycling tours. The primary problem here is interoperability: proprietary .RRP files are generally incompatible with modern GPS hardware like Garmin Edge units, Wahoo computers, or popular apps like Strava. Users are often stuck with a route they cannot navigate. To fix this, you must convert the route data to GPX (for device compatibility) or KML (for viewing in Google Earth).
Alternatively, an .RRP file may be a FastReport Prepared Report. Generated by the FastReport engine, these are static snapshots of data used for business reporting. Opening them requires the specific viewing software or the original environment that generated them, which is inconvenient for sharing. For archiving or distribution, it is highly recommended to convert these reports to standard PDF or XLSX formats.
Convert.Guru analyzes your RRP file, detects the exact format, and lets you read the text inside.
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If you want to convert RRP file to , you can use Radroutenplaner or similar software from the "Cycle Route Data" category. In the File menu, look for Save As… or Export….
To convert files to RRP, try Radroutenplaner or another comparable tool in the "Cycle Route Data" category.
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