tso | # 31 | 2009-03-10, 19:39 | Report

the more i poke at maemo-mapper, the more i wish that the center dpad could at least be set to open the manage maps dialog...

also, some way to tune the number of jumps pr press of zoom key (unless i have overlooked some setting in all of the tabs available). i find myself jumping two and two levels more often then not...

qole | # 32 | 2009-03-11, 00:09 | Report

Google sat / terrain / etc. downloads have started failing for me too. This started about a month ago; I was hoping the update would fix it.

Laughing Man | # 33 | 2009-03-11, 00:28 | Report

Hmm.. so I deleted all my repos, and deleted the maps. I started it up and it's using the new format. However now it keeps saving them in /home/MyDocs/maps. Even if I change the folder to /media/mmc1/MaemoMapper it still defaults to /home/MyDocs/maps no matter how many times I set it that way and delete the maps in /home/MyDocs/maps..


Edit: Nevermind it was only traffic.

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mfortner | # 34 | 2009-03-11, 00:36 | Report

When setting up the SQLite repo I used the same URL for Google Street as before. Is this the corect URL?

Laughing Man | # 35 | 2009-03-11, 00:41 | Report

Yes, it's the same URL. You can tell that your using the new format if the file location doesn't end in .db

tso | # 36 | 2009-03-11, 00:55 | Report

of all the places to put zoom step controls...

gnuite | # 37 | 2009-03-11, 04:36 | Report

If you are having problems with Google Satellite, please try this URL Format:

http://khm.google.com/kh?v=37&x=%d&y=%d&z=%d

It looks like Google Satellite maps have indeed changed their URL format, now using a format to Google Street maps (i.e. coordinate-based, not quad-tree).

If this works for everyone, I'll update the "Download..." functionality.

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munky261 | # 38 | 2009-03-11, 04:54 | Report

didnt work for me, only brought up a stretchd out world map that wouldnt zoom in

gnuite | # 39 | 2009-03-11, 05:08 | Report

Satellite maps might be a lost cause from Google. Theyir spyware-detection algorithms are too sensitive to consider Maemo Mapper requests to be legitimate. I can't even test it in my browser without hitting their "We're sorry" page.

Oh well, there's always Virtual Earth.

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munky261 | # 40 | 2009-03-11, 07:12 | Report

I think your right, was tired of the apparent download limit that it would place...just like their sat maps better though, better resolution.