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2006-05-10
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http://mt.google.com/mt?n=404&v=w2.11&x=%d&y=%d&zoom=%d
http://mt.google.com/mt?n=404&v=ap.6&x=%d&y=%d&zoom=%d
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2006-05-10
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@ Eugene, Oregon
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2006-05-10
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2006-05-10
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2006-05-11
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WOW! Thank you so much! I have 2 questions however:
1. I have fluite installed, yet it doesn't give me any voice commands (just textual commands)
flite "This is a test."
2. I downloaded a 5-detailed type map. But the program is still showing me the satellite topo map, not the detailed one. How do I show the detailed map?
Thanks again!
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2006-05-11
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Hi, I installed maemo-mapper and flite.
(but I don't have a bluetooth gps device (yet...))
After starting it, I inserted the "Map Download URI Format" on the initial dialog box, and, when I press "ok", it just crashes...
Is it posible to test this without a bluetooth gps?
Can I insert a manual GPS coordinate? (so that I can download the maps for this location).
(would it be possible to create a "virtual" gps device, that can get it's coordinates from a text file, or even from a url?)
thanks.
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2006-05-11
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Make sure that flite is in your classpath. If you have XTerm installed, you can test this by just typing the following:
If that works, it should work in Maemo Mapper. If not, then set up your classpath so that the above _does_ work.Code:flite "This is a test."
The program will automatically display the most detailed map applicable for an area, but it only scales UP (from lesser-detailed maps); it doesn't scale down. That means that if you are zoomed out to the maximum level, you won't see any higher-detailed maps. Just zoom in in order to see the more-detailed maps.
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2006-05-11
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2006-05-11
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@ Salem, OR
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It's kind of confusing on how to do this with the Latitude/Longitude coordinates?
Maemo Mapper is a mapping application like GPSDrive but built from the ground up for the Hildon UI and optimized for the Nokia 770. It works with any NMEA-compliant GPS Receiver that emits the RMC sentence of the NMEA protocol.
Major features include:
* Designed and optimized for the Nokia 770.
* Various methods of automatic map downloading.
* Support for the GPS Exchange (GPX) file format.
* Driving Directions generation, including on-the-fly re-generation if you stray from the route.
* Announcement of upcoming waypoints (including voice synthesis via flite).
* Freely released under the GPL.
If you use Maemo Mapper and would like to show your appreciation for it, or if you have a feature that you would like added to Maemo Mapper, please consider donating money via PayPal (link is on the website).
I have tested this release mostly under my own use cases, so please report any bugs that you may encounter to me (gnuite) on the Internet Tablet Talk forums.
There is no formal documentation yet, but most of the interface is intuitive. Read the Maemo Mapper website for details about the functionality.
Don't hesitate to make suggestions or comments. Enjoy!