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    RCC is offline Crappie.com Legend and Arkansas Moderator
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    Default deepview vs humviewer


    I use them both and find them excellent. You can use deepview by converting the .dat file to a .xtf. I did this with the Humminbird download Son2xtf. The deepview ver 3.0 download can be found at Download | DeepVision . I think there is a newer version out now. Here is the same structure on the 2 different viewers. The humviewer software can read the .dat file with no conversion needed.

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    Deepview
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    Humviewer
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    Thanks I hadn't even seen the deep view software.
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    Deepview seems to have a better picture!!

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    Excellent pics. Good info. Thanks.

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    Quote Originally Posted by TITANSFAN2104 View Post
    Deepview seems to have a better picture!!
    The most of the difference is just in the screen shot. The actual playback is much better than it shows, but when I get serious about looking at something, I go to Deepview.
    I like the measuring features in Deepview, and the Google Earth as well as the 2d feature in Humviewer.

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