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Dear Catymag:
Quote "Sound files must contain the case sensitive "TourGuide" text as part of the sound file name."
Is this really neccesary? I´ve tried naming the .wav or .mp3 files without this text and (I think...) still seems to be working...
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29th January 2013, 03:30 PM #1dr.chip.bbGuest
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29th January 2013, 03:38 PM #2Important User
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If it works it's ok, may be you can post it here so we can test it in our nuvis
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Hi. I followed the guide to create the tourguide POI to upload into my GPSr but not successful.
What I get is just a normal proximity alert sound and display a small text box with waypoint name. The alert did not play the mp3 file and display the jpg file.
Next I rename the mp3 filename with "TourGuide" in front of the mp3 filename.
The normal kind of alert did not work this time round.
What went wrong?
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