Thread: Igo speedcams txt - europe and other countries

Of course, automatically in real time.

The Provider:

"Updates
We update our database on a daily basis. With each download you will be provided with the latest available speedcam data. You're free to choose how often you want to update your data, however, we recommend monthly updates."

What they have written on the SCDB website is not true. Since they create a database once a week, and usually this happens on Thursday. As a result, on Friday you will be able to download the same file as on Thursday.

For example, from the OSC website you can download the database now or in 10 minutes, and if changes have been made to it, you will immediately see the difference between these two files.

Originally Posted by spyder

The file have no numerical duplicate and it's fixed.

I analyzed the removed duplicates. Generally, duplicates don't affect alerts. Duplicates only affect the number of lines in speedcam.txt.

1. A numeric duplicate is a completely repeated value. For example:

5.29578,59.32092,2,80,0,0
5.29578,59.32092,2,80,0,0

2. In addition to complete matches, there are also duplicates by coordinates. At different speeds, for example:

-46.61944,-23.70022,1,30,0,0
-46.61944,-23.70022,1,40,0,0

. And with different types of notifications, for example:

-50.81708,-22.91547,2,0,0,0
-50.81708,-22.91547,1,40,0,0


4. And there is a 4th type of duplicate:
Mirror (geographical) duplicates with omnidirectional (360°) alerts.

9.1345300,48.4514700,1,50,0,0
9.1346100,48.4515300,1,50,0,0

This occurs when two real speed cameras are physically located on opposite sides of the road to monitor oncoming traffic streams, but in the database, both points are assigned an omnidirectional angle (value 0 or 360 in iGO).
- How iGO reacts: It triggers a "double spam" effect. As a driver approaches this location from either direction, the navigation engine detects the radius of both cameras almost simultaneously. This causes overlapping audio warnings and visual glitches on the screen.