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2011-07-19
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@ The DMV
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2011-07-19
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2011-07-20
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@ Germany
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2011-07-20
, 20:41
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@ GTA Ontario
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2011-07-20
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@ Irving, TX
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I'm in Georgetown Ontario (Canada)
And though the bridge across the tracks is a devided two-way bridge, It does not want to route across going North.
And actually does not even takes the closer bridge to the East, but goes clockwize , then overshoots, before coming back to the North ramp.
Going south all works as designed.
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2011-07-21
, 02:18
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@ GTA Ontario
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This is not a Marble error but error in Openstreetmap database. I looked the map data and there is lots of overlapping/duplicate roads that some are missing the connection between them. I tried to clean it up
... However, I think I did correct it enough so that once the database is updated your routing problem is gone.
If you are interested in fixing similar problems in this area, you should consider opening account at openstreetmap.org and edit the map by yourself.
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2011-07-21
, 12:11
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@ Germany
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2011-07-23
, 10:17
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@ Karlsruhe, Germany
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Well, as far as I could tell yesterday the voice navigation worked fine with ogg-support 1.1.1.
What bothers me is that even though the N900 volume was set to the max, the voice instructions were a bit too quiet for my taste (or rather, for my ears. Maybe it's an issue with the voice files, so I'll try to test with another voice.
Another thing that really bothers me is that when I'm traveling south, the arrow is pointing (and moving) down, which:
(1) makes it difficult to have an overview of where you are and what's coming, especially because:
(2) the "status bar" having the navigation instructions is always at the bottom and taking a good 25-30% of the screen real estate, so basically all I could see was an arrow pointing to the status bar, i.e. no details of where I was heading to.
As a further suggestion I would like to have portrait-mode support (I cannot reliably turn my holder 90°), plus normally you want to see what's ahead of you (see points 1 and 2 above), not what is left and right of you..
Also, if I may, I would like to ask what I have to do to have SI units instead of those archaic miles. I realise my settings (all LC_* variables) are set to en_US, but I've read about regional settings not being properly handled my Marble/QT, so it would be nice if one could configure this (it's just setting one of two alternatives) independently of the device's regional/language/who-knows-what settings.
Thanks a lot!
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2011-07-24
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Portrait mode (and many other nice UI improvements) will come with the MeeGo version "Marble Touch" we're currently working on. We've got a GSOC student working on it currently and can test it on a N950 (which is btw. an amazing device, both in terms of hardware and software).
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2011-07-24
, 12:49
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@ Karlsruhe, Germany
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#150
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