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[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] mjose:
Error in loading tracks

Hi ,Thanks for the application. Iam using the ver 0.5 on my HTC Touch Diamond 2 with WM6.5 official ROM.

I am getting error while "LOAD"ing tracks which i have saved.Remaining all works fine.

Is there any option,to follow the saved tracks. for ex- iam going to some offroad places without map---while going i will be saving the tracks. While return back, i have to follow the saved track.

if not is there any application for the above.

Thanks.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] xdaid:
Hi,

About the error you get, does it occurs everytime or randomly?

I made some bug fixes, let's see if the problem persists with the new version.

And also, in the new version you will find the option you ask for; check the "viewer" in the track menu, you'll get your location displayed togheter with the track plotted. So you can follow the path you made with no map in background, in other words, you won't need to load any maps to back track.

cheers
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] mjose:
Everytime i load,the error occurs. Iam attaching the screen shot for easy debug.

In viewer mode how to follow the track in real time. Waiting for the new version. Also nice to have a option to save the tracks in storage card.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] xdaid:
hi mjose,

Sorry another question:

You are trying to load a track into a map, now, which kind the map is?

1) default map

2) "single image" map

3) Tiled map (map made by tiles)

I think it should be default map or single image.. let me know, this will help me in debugging.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] xdaid:
Another stuff will be added to new version:

Cell Tower localization,

to approximatively get your location without using GPS.

On the other hand, you have to be connected to internet to use this feature (it's something like what gmaps mobile does).

Actually what you get is not your location, but the location of the cell tower you are connected to. It's not precise enough to track a route, but it could be interesting...

It will be an option (settings) to switch this feature on and off.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] mjose:
Its Default map only.

Thanks
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] kluk:
Litetrack - import GPX

Is it possible to import .GPX tracks?

Or maybe .GPX could be converted to .LTF and then imported in Litetrack...

Many thanks.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] rolfi56:
Thank you, it works with US regional settings. Nice app for off-road. I was a bit disappointed about the pictures been saved in png format. Also they are not geotagged !.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] :
i'm following the development of your program with interest. right now, i'm using trackme, which is a great program, but unfortunately development stopped.

as your program could export to .kml, are you planning to add a upload feature, so that someone could follow your track in 'realtime' with google earth?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] xdaid:
hello

Currently my efforts are focused on a new feature that is mobile cells localization.

I hope within version 1.0 i'll be able to provide both, gpx & kml import and live tracking.

I'm doing some tuning for version 0.7, and here is a brief introduction of cells feature:

Even without GPS you will have an idea about your location. This feature can be enabled or disabled from settings. How it works: any new phone cell encountered is added to the app database; if online, also cell's location is obtained and added to database. (*)Cells' locations can even be added later (menu -> tools -> Update). Once the cells are registered with their locations can be used offline also.

* This means you'll be free to go around and around staying offline, LiteTrack collects for you info about phone cells encountered. Once at home, turn online and update the database, all the cells previously collected are now ready to be displayed on the map and used offline. In other words, you will have your personal database of mobile cells!

But now, i'd like to ask something to you..

Like i said in a previous post, no more tiles limit for maps download, but there's something more; my app is also capable of downloading and using maps from google (satellite and terrain too), bing, yahoo and others. But probably you'll get only the OpenStreetMap feature. This cause it seems those sources (gmaps, yahoo, etc) do not allow free downloads from their servers. Is there someone here expert enough over stuff like gmaps terms of use? Is there any way to utilize their map tiles in my app without falling into some rules infringement?
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] :
nice! thanks... keep up the good work!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] xdaid:
new version 0.7 --> first post
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] darthveda:
looks good with lot of great features. I will try it out on my next trip :)

However, I notice that maps can only be downloaded through cell phone, is there a PC app which can do that?

I also suggest that you support mobile atlas creator, it's a great tool to download maps from all sorts of sources and can output files into lot of formats.

http://mobac.dnsalias.org/

You can create a new request to them to support your program's map output and it will be incorporated.

http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=238075&atid=1105497
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] xdaid:
@ darthveda

Thanks for your tips, i know mobile atlas creator, it's great. Sure, i will send a request to them.

A pc tool to download maps.. yes why not? :) So far it was not useful for LiteTrack but now, since map is saved to a single-easy-to-handle file (no more lot of tiles), it's a good idea!
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] darthveda:
I am getting a consistent crash at boot up, I have uninstalled and cleaned the directory many times and reinstalled but same error always :(

Here's the call stack:

Litetrack.exe

TargetInvocationException at System.Reflection.RuntimeConstructorInfo.Invoke(BindingFlags invokeAttr, Binder binder, Object [] parameters, CultureInfo culture)

System.Reflection.ConstructorInfo.Invoke(Object [] parameters )

System.Resources.ResourceReader.CreateResource(Type objType, Type []ctorParamTypes, Object []ctorParameters)

System.Resources.ResourceReader.LoadBitmap(Int32 typeindex)

System.Resource.ResoureReader.LoadObjectV2(Int32 pos, ResourceTypeCode& TypeCode)

System.Resources.RuntimeResourceSet.GetObject(String key, Boolean ignoreCase)
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] xdaid:
hello,

can you please show to me more of the stack trace? i can't see the method which started the exception. Or two screeenshots of the error message, they should be really useful.

I will fix it for sure, waiting for more info.

thanks
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] Thorsten74:
Screenshot

Hello xdaid,

i just found the app and got the same error as darthveda.

Here is the complete screenshot.

I hope it will help.

Thorsten
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] darthveda:
here's the rest of it:

System.Resource.ResoureReader.LoadObjectV2(Int32 pos, ResourceTypeCode& TypeCode)

System.Resources.RuntimeResourceSet.LoadObject(Int32 pos, ResourceTypeCode& TypeCode)System.Resources.RuntimeResourceSet.GetObject(Stri ng key, Boolean ignoreCase)

System.Resources.ResourceManager.GetObject(String name, CultureInfo culture)

System.Resources.ResourceManager.GetObject(String name)

Unfortunately, it had few more lines but I have since Hard REST and the program is working fine now :(

If I ever encounter the same again, I would surely send you a bit more info than this :)

On another note, I am really looking for support through Mobile Atlas Creator or a PC equivalent program, downloading maps through EDGE and fat fingers is tough :

P.S: I see thorsten has experienced the same error and it's the same call stack I had got. Seems like missing default MAP file is causing this error.
[Windows Mobile Apps and Games] luihome:
Great! Thanks a lot
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jephyb:
Hey all, question. For every SMS message I sent it displays the correct timestamp in the message however for each I receive it is shown as 4 hours into the future...which gets really annoying especially since they are all in chronological order in the message thread.

I live in Cleveland, OH and my phone is not currently rooted. I have the correct time and time zone set in my settings. Setting the time manually or automatically yields the same results. Anyone have any thoughts or solutions? Thanks.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nathon999:
I had this happen on my hero when i went out to the middle of nowhere with poor sprint coverage. While I was there my phone pulled some malformed data from the towers and causing time stamps to be off.

The fix was calling sprint and they forced an update. I think you can do the same from the self service app but im not 100% sure.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DPUVince:
also having this problem with my EPIC.. I will call today.
[EVO 4G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sombdy:
There is an app in the market called SMS Time Fix. Works for me.
[Nexus One General] williamthrilliam:
I was trying to do a little research in to if I could get the FM transmitter/reciever to work or if it would be even possible. A little google searching around I found this. And the person who had been doing the most work on that part of android was an actual broadcom employee. So I sent him a quick, polite email asking him about FM support in the Nexus one. It is as follows:

"Mr. Harte,

I noticed your commits here. Will Broadcom provide support/drivers for the FM transmitter/receiver in the Nexus One and other Android devices?

Sincerely,

Will"

And his surprisingly helpful and quick response:

"Hello,

The FM receiver is supported in the HTC Incredible and HTC EVO 4G. I’m not sure if the Nexus One hardware supports FM. The 4329 chip has FM, but I don’t know if the external components required for the FM Antenna are populated on the board. I believe there is also some work needed in the kernel to enable the audio path for FM, but if/when HTC open-sources the kernel for the EVO or Incredible, this should be evident. Also, the EVO and Incredible use the Broadcom Bluetooth stack, while the Nexus One uses BlueZ. I don’t think there is any support in BlueZ for FM. I have no idea about FM Transmit, but I would highly doubt it is possible to get that to work…

-Howard"

That makes me sad but at least now I know. Hopefully though this will provide some light to any crafty developers interested tinkering with this.
[Nexus One General] Devastatin:
Shorthand.

Even if the hardware says fm/transmit/receive, we would have to solder, replace the bluetooth stack, and possibly replace the chip firmware to get it to work.

Short, short hand.. NO FM on nexus one.
[Nexus One General] :
No really, somehow he neglected to mention the sister Desire.
[Nexus One General] Mi|enko:
Regarding the antenna portion, it's been proven that the nexus can find stations. . .just not output any sound from them.
[Nexus One General] williamthrilliam:
I do remember reading about that. Can you find the source? If thats true, then we know the only problem is the stack.
[Nexus One General] attn1:
Check the notes from Modaco's Desire ROM port. I think it's there. But since FM radio is analog, there may be a lot more to it than a stack.
[Nexus One General] williamthrilliam:
Yup, his bluetooth doesn't work because he is using the Nexus One kernel. Well, we now know what part of the kernel isn't allowing the bluetooth to work; Bluez vs the Broadcom Stack. I don't know the legal implications of using it, but it seems like it would be possible.
[Nexus One General] GldRush98:
Patently FALSE.

All we need is a kernel with FM support and the FM driver. Receive is definitely possible.

I do believe however that the power amplifier chips for transmitting are absent, so that won't be a possibility.
[Nexus One General] attn1:
Getting an analog tuner that isn't connected to anything to tune is not much help. I don't care what software you write, if there is no output to be captured, it's not going to happen. It's like a cable box with no television connection. It tunes just fine. If the rest of the connecting hardware is there, then there's a shot. But Google has never said there would be FM in the Nexus One at any point. I am less than optimistic.

That still has not been determined.
[Nexus One General] ChillRays:
or you can go to your favorite radio station's website and click on "listen in" or whatever and now your listening to FM on your phone. =D

or maybe not, thats how it works on my pc..
[Nexus One General] RogerPodacter:
i dont understand what the bluetooth has anything to do with this? why does it matter the blueZ vs broadcom bluetooth hardware? it sounds like the fm radio portion is there and can even pick up stations with an antenna, just routing the audio. but that doesnt need to happen thru bluetooh, it could happen through the headset or loudspeaker.
[Nexus One General] williamthrilliam:
The Broadcom BCM4329EKUBG has all of these functions built in. FM, 802.11, bluetooth.

http://www.broadcom.com/products/Bluetooth/Bluetooth-RF-Silicon-and-Software-Solutions/BCM4329
[Nexus One General] :
The bluetooth/fm/wifi are all on one chipset.
[Nexus One General] williamthrilliam:
For the most part yes (esp. with those of us with froyo and flas :D). But what made me start searching for this was a tornado that past by me by only a few miles. I luckily was in the car and able to tune in to a station broadcasting the Emergency Broadcasting Systems's message, but I thought it would be nice to be able to do that on my phone.
[Nexus One General] attn1:
Integrated circuits perform multiple functions. That broadcom chip could do a lot more than blue tooth. FM is analog. If all you have is the tuner and there is no connecting hardware, then yeah, you receive a signal, but it's going nowhere. If you can't capture the output, you can't use it. Do we know if the FM radio signal in the Desire is ever digitized? It could work like a regular FM radio and the digital/software part is for tuning purposes only and radio itself is analog. I read somewhere is that the HTC FM radios require wired headset use - and don't play back through blue tooth. Irony there, I think. Speculation is that is because they are used for an antenna, but I think it could also be that it's because it's an analog output. I am guessing the N1 is missing all the required circuits - except the tuner.
[Nexus One General] GldRush98:
This is true of the Touch Pro hardware at least. The FM Radio wouldn't function with out the headphones plugged in. It used the headphone wire as the antenna.
[Nexus One General] wick12345:
there is a great thread going in the nexus development area where some people are trying to write the kernel so that the sound has an output. It sounds like they are making great progress maybe anyone reading this thread who has some technical skills can help. I believe they too have been able to tune the phone to a station but not output the sound yet.
[Nexus One General] sd00:
It seems to me we need definitive answers to the following 2 questions from HTC / Google ...

Q1. Does the nexus one have the necessary hardware and interconnections for FM radio reception and output through either the speaker or headphones. YES/NO?

Q2. Does the nexus one have the necessary hardware and interconnections for FM radio transmission of any type (music / voice). YES/NO?

If both answers are a definitive NO, we can move on. If there is a YES then the clever people here, who make the magic happen, have some hope of success.

Does anyone know the correct ppl at HTC / Google to ask these questions of?
[Nexus One General] Teeceman:
I don’t have anything to add but would like to encourage you guys in your endeavour to get FM radio working on the N1 and also point you too or remind you what androidpolice reported at Google I/O

If this is true then perhaps all the building blocks are in place.

http://www.androidpolice.com/2010/0...nity-as-our-best-bet-post-google-io-coverage/
[Nexus One General] Jack_R1:
Or maybe we just need to think and use the info that we have in other threads on the subject. But I'll repeat things written in another thread, by myself and other guys:

Q1. Broadcom chip brief (the best doc available for it on the net) clearly shows the radio having no separate connections but using BT's high speed UART and I2C. The interconnects are the same, and since Paul's Desire port has radio control working - that means I2C is working too, so the answer is YES.

Q2. The stated output power of the chip is good enough for short-range transmission w/o a dedicated antenna, using headphone cord. The control and data are given in the same way as in Q1. So, the answer is YES again, but with more trouble - while there is a working device utilizing FM receiver functionality, which can at least theoretically be ported completely using its source, there is no device with FM transmitter, which means - if someone wants to use transmitter, that someone needs to acquire specific Broadcom documents for the chip.

So I guess the thread can be laid to rest, and anyone that can really help - for example, to go over Desire source and figure out the correct setting for QSD UART to receive FM audio and the procedures to stream it to the speaker - are welcome to head over to Dev section.
[Nexus One General] 3lflre:
What happened with this? FM TX works great on my n900. Even sends RDS info as well for text messages and missed calls. This would be awesome on the n1!
[Nexus One General] evilkorn:
Anyone care to make/resurrect a 4th post with the same question.

It' still no by the way.
[Nexus One General] 3lflre:
What exactly is stopping this from happening a hardware or software issue ?
[Nexus One General] GldRush98:
All of the info is on the first page as I already stated.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s15274n:
I seem to notice better signal strength with certain ROMs, is this placebo? Do you guys notice this as well?

WHICH RADIO DO YOU GUYS USE ON THE G1?

I updated to the latest and it seems to be good sometimes... and piss poor other times. At my desk at work, I get ZERO data frequently (followed by 2 bars 3G or Edge). That is absurd.

Has anyone noticed improved signal with one radio over another?
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mejorguille:
There was a discussion on the nexus forums about undervolt kernels affecting signal strenght but I don't remember what the outcome was. Theory was that less power to radio=less signal strenght, so that might be a culprit. Other then that I can't think of anyway that a rom would be slower at internet then another lol.
[G1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] s15274n:
^ yeah... admittedly it could be placebo, but I do seem to have better luck with certain ROMs.

Any idea about the radio's and if one is actually preferred?
[Click General] Jekkaman:
Hi

I was just using Gmail App to see two incoming e-mails when sudently my Tattoo completely frooze, had to remove the battery to reboot it.

This already happend to me with Message App before.

Does the Android create a log file?How can i see it?

BTW this happend to me with Vodafone Uk Rom so no root or other stuff.
[Click General] Hirakim:
Try nFinityGB v0.93 - Gingerbread 2.3.3, never froze on me

[ROM] nFinityGB v0.93 - Gingerbread 2.3.3 (CM7 based) /* Camera & FM */

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=892401
[Touch Diamond2, Pure Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jamppa:
I have that kind of problem that if my td2 suddenly switch off phone can't recognize my micro sd anymore. What should i do? (Sorry about my bad english:rolleyes:)
[Touch Diamond2, Pure Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Bruce Inman:
You will probably have to backup and reformat the card (FAT32).

If it continues after formatting, your card may be corrupt.

Happened to me.
[Legend General] TheTmac:
hey..!

i got the HTC Legend and i like it pretty good..

but i am thinking about moving to Google Nexus One

what do you guys think ? should i stay or move ?
[Legend General] noobdeagle:
Stay or move to the desire or evo, only benefit of the nexus one over those is that the nexus one will get the android updates first
[Legend General] Sebastian768:
Move!

http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2010/06/androids-acne-problem/

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[Legend General] TheTmac:
i want to move to nexus one or stay not to desire or evo..

i want to move because, nexus one get's froyo update fast (i guess), and i like the UI, HTC Sense is some ****
[Desire General] Mcam:
This may already have been asked but I cannot find anything about this problem anywhere. But my HTC Desire camera when taking photos has a bluish tint especially around the edges, so is this a hardware or software problem? :/

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[Desire General] Mcam:
Help please? :/
[Desire General] rars:
Hey,

I am confused and i dont know which one to buy.

Which one would you choose and why?
[Desire General] samac92:
This is a Desire forum so Desire is going to win :P

I would say either iPhone or Desire, as samsung in my experience makes crappy products.

Try what's best for you, if you like all the customisation and stuff, go for the desire

if you like a smooth, reliable experience, get the iphone.

try them out for yourself before deciding, people here will just try and tell you that android rules and anything to do with apple sucks.
[Desire General] Kid_DC:
HTC Desire if you want cool Android Action from HTC and you dont want to spend money for a silly fruit!

iPhone 4G if you want to have the best Hardware and that little apple on the case ;) but only if you dont have to save money...
[Desire General] dpk:
Like the first poster said... You will probably find the Desire win because it is the Desire section.

My opinion - Desire is, and always will be, my love :P but that new iPhone sure does look amazing. I think that if I were to buy a phone right now, I would actually wait for the iPhone, the only thing that might stop me is the price. But hey, that's just my opinion, it's going to be your investment so you should make sure that it is right for you.
[Desire General] rars:
Well i want to buy a phone in the next month or so and i want one which would easily last 1-2 years without becoming obsolete.

thanks for the replies so far..
[Desire General] samac92:
Though I would say if you wanted a Desire - to go for the Nexus One instead. if you don't want your phone to become obsolete soon then the N1 is your best bet on the Android platform.
[Desire General] rars:
and is it because it would get direct updates from google?

Also, I try to watch youtube videos on my current phone(samsung jet) and it completely fails.

I was wondering, can 720p video be played on android 2.2?
[Desire General] dpk:
In that case, I'd go with the iPhone. You're guaranteed to get updates all that time, I mean they've only just dropped the original iPhone, so I think that shows a lot.
[Desire General] samac92:
yeah because of that, and also stock android is a lot smoother and less buggy than android with sense.

erm i can't see any reason why not, but when would you want to when the screen is only 400 px high in landscape?
[Desire General] rars:
Umm to view the video in higher quality?
[Desire General] leoon:
Well im going to buy a new smartphone next month and I need to decide which phone to get between the HTC Desire and the Samsung galaxy S..

I decided to go with the Galaxy S since its hardware is way better..

And they said that its gonna have the 2.2

the only thing u will lose is the Sense UI (never had it..)
[Desire General] atomfix:
I wouldent say they make crap products, they are good, its just there crap some what home made ROM's is holding them back alot lol

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[Desire General] rars:
Lol I have a samsung jet and it's basically crap. And I doubt samsungs customer service and doubt that they will release updates frequently.