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Ahhh, that make more sense.Originally Posted by Cnfhbr
Well, at least pseudo-nt will definitely work, because when they are converted they become regular non-nt maps.
(or is it that pseudo-nt already works in old GPS garmin units?)
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Just loaded it to a CF card and the 2710 displays the map info correctly on start-up as "ity Navigator Australia & New Zealand NT 2014.20 -" [did you leave the 'C' off on purpose ,kunix? lol] but then the detail map is not shown on the screen, only the built-in basemap is visible indoors with GPS off. I'll let it acquire sats soon anyway, but that wont change anything. Originally Posted by kunix
And is disconcerting .... Originally Posted by testlelelala
Ahhh, that make more sense. ....... Originally Posted by Cnfhbr
I know practically nothing about map making, but is it correct that pseudo-NT [quasi-NT] are non-NT? I think that only NT capable devices can use pseudo-NT maps surely.Well, at least pseudo-nt will definitely work, because when they are converted they become regular non-nt maps.
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When joining the subfiles with GMapTool, I've added " - LITE" to the mapset name, which was too many, so GMapTool truncated the string. Originally Posted by Neil
Well, it was expected. You know, new bitstream formats, etc. Originally Posted by Neil
Wanna try pseudo-NT maps? They look like regular NT, but have "map created with cgpsmapper" string somewhere in copyrights in GMapTool's dump.
In pseudo-NT and NT maps data is stored inside GMP subfiles, unlike non-NT maps, where old good map subfiles are present separately (RGN, LBL, NET, ...). Originally Posted by Neil
The difference between pseudo-NT and NT is how the map data is encoded: NT uses new encoding which is unknown to old devices, pseudo-NT uses old encoding.
We can read pseudo-NT with mapedit, but we can't read NT (only points without addresses are loaded).
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