Thread: Convert garmin .img pseudo-NT to non-NT? I know it's possible, but how?(SOLVED!!!)

Originally Posted by testlelelala

There was NO differences in the "body" of the sufiles, comparing pseudo-nt to non-nt (not even a byte). The only differences where in the headers.

I remember that. But don't you think it's true only because your map is too small and you don't test all the available data formats? It would be nice to compare this way something like CNE, huh ?

Originally Posted by testlelelala

You say here NT (real NT?), what do you mean, you say you could open it on Garmin devices, but Could you open NT(real) converted maps in Gpsmapedit?

Of course, I've tried it! I could open a real NT map after my "conversion". But, mapedit opened it waay too quickly and didn't draw anything at all, though, it did save something to .mp file. The produced .mp file mainly consists of "[POI]" sections. Nothing interesting...
In the map statistics mapedit shows the following:

Spoiler: pic

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So you see it can't decode addresses, polylines, polygons, roads...

Originally Posted by testlelelala

Could you point me to a link to a real NT map?(better if it is a small size download!)

I used some maps that I could find on my PC. I don't have any working links... Also I can't download/upload anything large right now, as I have a very bad internet connection right now.
But I do believe that almost any map you can find here is NT. pseudo-NT and non-NT maps are quite rare. If want to to be absolutely sure, download City Navigator XXX NT