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2007-09-25
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Originally Posted by Goldy
I think some one tried this before, follow the below link and look for kempja's post, you may get some idea.
Yes it works well to show China map now! thanks very much!
Just curious how do you get the url?
btw i m still interested in converting other formats of maps. how to convert the lon-lan to the index number and the specfic pixel in the 256X256 image, and vise verser? i thought out a formula but i m doubhtful that it might be wrong.
http://www.internettablettalk.com/fo...?t=4691&page=8
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2007-09-25
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#433
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Originally Posted by Goldy
I went to the URL that you sent me in my browser (any browser should work, I think, but I used a Mozilla-based one), and once I saw the javascript-enabled map, I right-clicked on it and selected "Copy Image Address to Clipboard". I then examined the URL and found the x, y, and zoom variables. This particular example's URL looked like this:
Yes it works well to show China map now! thanks very much!
Just curious how do you get the url?
http://mapgoogle.mapabc.com/googlechina/maptile?v=w2.61&x=11&y=6&zoom=13
It was pretty easy to interpret because it was identical to normal Google's URL format. It was really just a matter of discovering the hostname and path of the map script (mapgoogle.mapabc.com/googlechina/maptile).
Originally Posted by Goldy
Take a look at this post to get an idea about how to convert lat/lon to tile number. If you know C, you can look at the code to get more details. Let me know if you have any specific questions about it.
btw i m still interested in converting other formats of maps. how to convert the lon-lan to the index number and the specfic pixel in the 256X256 image, and vise verser? i thought out a formula but i m doubhtful that it might be wrong.
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2007-09-26
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#434
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Originally Posted by gnuite
I met the problem of mising the package "libsqlite3-0 (>=3.3.5) & "libxau0" when I am trying to install 1.4.7.2 under 2007 Hack OS on 770. But I can install 1.4.7.3 successfully (though it always crashes). I guess I have missed some software repostories but I could not figure them out.
The "-2" version is the 770 build, and the "-3" version is the N800 build ("-2" and "-3" are otherwise identical), so yes, install 1.4.7-2.
Could you please help on this? Thanks!
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2007-09-26
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#435
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Originally Posted by gnuite
I found that this could not be done in IE in windows... The right click will always bring out a context menu. But using the 770 self brownser it is succeesful to get the URL in this way. That's great!
I went to the URL that you sent me in my browser (any browser should work, I think, but I used a Mozilla-based one), and once I saw the javascript-enabled map, I right-clicked on it and selected "Copy Image Address to Clipboard". I then examined the URL and found the x, y, and zoom variables. This particular example's URL looked like this:
http://mapgoogle.mapabc.com/googlech...11&y=6&zoom=13
It was pretty easy to interpret because it was identical to normal Google's URL format. It was really just a matter of discovering the hostname and path of the map script (mapgoogle.mapabc.com/googlechina/maptile).
Originally Posted by gnuite
It is cool! I will try to look at these...
Take a look at this post to get an idea about how to convert lat/lon to tile number. If you know C, you can look at the code to get more details. Let me know if you have any specific questions about it.
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2007-09-26
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#436
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I just started using mapper, and my initial thoughts are extremely positive. I find the flite voice is not loud enough considering road noise, etc. I think there should at least be a flite volume control in the program. Ideally, hooking it up to BT external speaker/speakerphone would solve this problem. Anyone care to share how they overcome the roadnoise issue-or do I just have an unusually loud car interior?!
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2007-09-27
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#437
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Originally Posted by EIPI
Unfortunately, there isn't a volume control for flite itself. It just pipes the audio through the audio system, which uses Maemo's volume control. I wish I could make it louder...
I just started using mapper, and my initial thoughts are extremely positive. I find the flite voice is not loud enough considering road noise, etc. I think there should at least be a flite volume control in the program.
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2007-09-27
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Most non-dedicated navigation hardware (including my Palm T3 w/TomTom) will have a problem getting loud enough (it's kind of always just that bit too low..). Or at least the sound tends to break up if you do manage to crank it high enough.
Your best bet is probably to plug the car's sound system into the headphone socket on the N800, if your system can accomodate it.
These kind of questions are often up on dedicted forums for phones and PDAs running navigation software, and some people find solutions where e.g. output from the navigation system will temporarily mute your CD or FM radio when it's got something to say ('turn around when possible' is the most dreaded one..
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EDIT typo: almost->always
Last edited by TA-t3; 2007-09-28 at 09:04.
Your best bet is probably to plug the car's sound system into the headphone socket on the N800, if your system can accomodate it.
These kind of questions are often up on dedicted forums for phones and PDAs running navigation software, and some people find solutions where e.g. output from the navigation system will temporarily mute your CD or FM radio when it's got something to say ('turn around when possible' is the most dreaded one..
)EDIT typo: almost->always
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Last edited by TA-t3; 2007-09-28 at 09:04.
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2007-09-27
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#439
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How do you get ve hybrid and google maps ? i only have mapstreet
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2007-09-28
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#440
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Originally Posted by gnuite
Thanks for the replies, gnuite and TA-t3. I trIed a small speaker attached to the IT, and while the volume was better, it looked like an eyesoar. Full BT support in the next firmware would make mapper even more the killer app.
Unfortunately, there isn't a volume control for flite itself. It just pipes the audio through the audio system, which uses Maemo's volume control. I wish I could make it louder...
Just curious how do you get the url?
btw i m still interested in converting other formats of maps. how to convert the lon-lan to the index number and the specfic pixel in the 256X256 image, and vise verser? i thought out a formula but i m doubhtful that it might be wrong.