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2010-06-10
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#41
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Originally Posted by xomm
lol I still haven't start Cambodian language pack yet. May be sometimes this weekend I hope.
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2010-06-10
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#42
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Hi!
I couldn't find any better thread, so I'll just ask here:
I've just downloaded Mappero and it looks very promising. I've got one question about its basic usage.
The best way that I could use a mobile GPS is for searching for a certain location on the map.
Unfortunately, I usually don't have an internet connection on the go.
Is Mappero able to search for addresses on the map while I'm offline?
I would very much welcome such a feature. (This is the thing I miss from Ovi Maps also.)
I couldn't find any better thread, so I'll just ask here:
I've just downloaded Mappero and it looks very promising. I've got one question about its basic usage.
The best way that I could use a mobile GPS is for searching for a certain location on the map.
Unfortunately, I usually don't have an internet connection on the go.
Is Mappero able to search for addresses on the map while I'm offline?
I would very much welcome such a feature. (This is the thing I miss from Ovi Maps also.)
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2010-06-11
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#43
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Originally Posted by Venemo
No, I just tried it. You can't search for a route while offline since it has to go through a router (e.g. Google) to get the directions, but, say, before you leave, you can search up the directions on Wi-Fi and save (as in the function save, not just leaving it on) it for later use.
Hi!
I couldn't find any better thread, so I'll just ask here:
I've just downloaded Mappero and it looks very promising. I've got one question about its basic usage.
The best way that I could use a mobile GPS is for searching for a certain location on the map.
Unfortunately, I usually don't have an internet connection on the go.
Is Mappero able to search for addresses on the map while I'm offline?
I would very much welcome such a feature. (This is the thing I miss from Ovi Maps also.)
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==In school once again. Free time limited to night, holidays and weekends.==
Hi! I'm Andy, a Maemo Greeter!
I'm also a moderator of the Applications, Nokia N900, and Maemo 5/Fremantle forums. Useful Links: Maemo Wiki Main Page, New users start here, Beginners' wiki page, Maemo5 101, Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Also, pin yourself in the map! Maemo Map. Send me a PM (Private Message) if I leave you hanging on a problem (or if you need more help).
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2010-06-11
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#44
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Originally Posted by xomm
This is true, but most of the time I don't know where exactly I have to go when I'm leaving.
before you leave, you can search up the directions on Wi-Fi and save (as in the function save, not just leaving it on) it for later use.
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2010-06-11
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#45
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There's one small problem, though. Even with the volume maxed out, it's not very loud in the car. Is there a way to increase the volume?
I will test if I can both use Mappero and Media Player. If it works, that could be very cool (it will drain the battery pretty fast, though, I reckon...).
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2010-06-11
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#46
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Originally Posted by Stamm
It doesn't work at the same time for me. Perhaps that could be a future enhancement - the media player should pause when a voice indication is active.
I just found a solution. I noticed that I could redirect the GPS sound to the car radio with FM Transmitter. I can thus increase the volume level with the car system. It's perfect.
I will test if I can both use Mappero and Media Player. If it works, that could be very cool (it will drain the battery pretty fast, though, I reckon...).
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2010-06-11
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#47
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While I like the speech options, I really did like the old version that just piped output via a command call to flite (or eSpeak). Would it be possible to re-enable that option for those of us that prefer the older style?
"Turn right" is great, but even a robotic voice of "Turn right onto Culver Ave" is often better when I'm focusing on driving. Even if it mangles the name, I can make good guess out of say Monroe, Culver and Brooks which street I want.
Could there just be a radio-button option? Use clear speech, or use eSpeak?
"Turn right" is great, but even a robotic voice of "Turn right onto Culver Ave" is often better when I'm focusing on driving. Even if it mangles the name, I can make good guess out of say Monroe, Culver and Brooks which street I want.
Could there just be a radio-button option? Use clear speech, or use eSpeak?
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2010-06-11
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#48
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good en_us sound file!
am i the only one who prefers "continue forward"?
thats one of my pet peeves :P
when did "straight" become a direction?
thats worse than when people need instructions but ask for "directions" and vice versa.
guess those things dont really matter. but they bug me lol
i suppose my lack of caps usage and random punctuation usage might bother some people too lol
am i the only one who prefers "continue forward"?
thats one of my pet peeves :P
when did "straight" become a direction?
thats worse than when people need instructions but ask for "directions" and vice versa.
guess those things dont really matter. but they bug me lol
i suppose my lack of caps usage and random punctuation usage might bother some people too lol
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2010-06-11
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@ Los Angeles
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#49
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Originally Posted by woody14619
i agree
While I like the speech options, I really did like the old version that just piped output via a command call to flite (or eSpeak). Would it be possible to re-enable that option for those of us that prefer the older style?
"Turn right" is great, but even a robotic voice of "Turn right onto Culver Ave" is often better when I'm focusing on driving. Even if it mangles the name, I can make good guess out of say Monroe, Culver and Brooks which street I want.
Could there just be a radio-button option? Use clear speech, or use eSpeak?
good suggestion
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2010-06-12
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#50
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Originally Posted by youngcalihottie
"Continue Straight" translates better to most languages than "Continue Forward." In Vietnamese, for example, "Continue Forward" makes no grammatical sense.
good en_us sound file!
am i the only one who prefers "continue forward"?
thats one of my pet peeves :P
when did "straight" become a direction?
thats worse than when people need instructions but ask for "directions" and vice versa.
guess those things dont really matter. but they bug me lol
i suppose my lack of caps usage and random punctuation usage might bother some people too lol
Although I definitely think "Forward" is a lot more common in the US.
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Hi! I'm Andy, a Maemo Greeter! I'm also a moderator of the Applications, Nokia N900, and Maemo 5/Fremantle forums.
Useful Links: Maemo Wiki Main Page, New users start here, Beginners' wiki page, Maemo5 101, Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Also, pin yourself in the map! Maemo Map. Send me a PM (Private Message) if I leave you hanging on a problem (or if you need more help).
Owner of both a N800 and N900; Active community member since Jan 2010. You've been xommified! - My blog.
==In school once again. Free time limited to night, holidays and weekends.==
Hi! I'm Andy, a Maemo Greeter!
I'm also a moderator of the Applications, Nokia N900, and Maemo 5/Fremantle forums. Useful Links: Maemo Wiki Main Page, New users start here, Beginners' wiki page, Maemo5 101, Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Also, pin yourself in the map! Maemo Map. Send me a PM (Private Message) if I leave you hanging on a problem (or if you need more help).
Owner of both a N800 and N900; Active community member since Jan 2010. You've been xommified! - My blog.
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