yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Android Apps and Games] carlosantoniolopez:
Not quite sure I under your question. However, looking at the GPX files created by MM Tracker, the first one quite often has the correct (i.e., BST) date and time:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>

<gpx version="1.1"

creator="MMTracker"

[links removed]

<metadata>

<name>TR_150926-083741</name>

<extensions>

<mmtcolor>FFFFFF00</mmtcolor>

<mmtwidth>4.00</mmtwidth>

<mmtvisible>true</mmtvisible>

</extensions>

</metadata>

<trk>

<name><![CDATA[TR_150926-083741]]></name>

<desc><![CDATA[Track recorded with MMTracker on Android]]></desc>

<trkseg>

<trkpt lat="51.53834090" lon="-0.36415170"><ele>-47</ele><time>2015-09-26T08:37:41Z</time></trkpt>

</trkseg>

</trk>

</gpx>

Then something happens and the tracking stops. On restarting it, the times are in UTC, but the date is 1996...

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>

<gpx version="1.1"

creator="MMTracker"

xmlns:xsi="">

<metadata>

<name>TR_150926-084508</name>

<extensions>

<mmtcolor>FF00FFFF</mmtcolor>

<mmtwidth>4.00</mmtwidth>

<mmtvisible>true</mmtvisible>

</extensions>

</metadata>

<trk>

<name><![CDATA[TR_150926-084508]]></name>

<desc><![CDATA[Track recorded with MMTracker on Android]]></desc>

<trkseg>

<trkpt lat="51.56193852" lon="-0.41427791"><ele>43</ele><speed>17.39</speed><time>1996-02-10T07:45:09Z</time></trkpt>

<trkpt lat="51.56200904" lon="-0.41449898"><ele>44</ele><speed>17.55</speed><time>1996-02-10T07:45:10Z</time></trkpt>
[Android Apps and Games] A P C:
Thank you. My understanding is that GPX files should use UTC timestamps, not local time. As you appear to have confirmed, MM Tracker is using BST here in the UK during the summer (i.e. 1 hour ahead of UTC). The app used to read the GPX log file will assume it is has been recorded using UTC and then add any local correction required. As a result, during the summer in the UK (not that we had one this year!) when we are on BST, the processed GPX log file is 2 hours ahead of what is should be!

I also find that tracking stops occasionally and I have to turn the GPS off/on to restart it. I'm not clear how you view the current time within MM Tracker, where is it displayed?
[Android Apps and Games] fourlans:
Version 1.10.6 is working on my 2012 Nexus 7 running Android 6 (Marshmallow)
[Android Apps and Games] MooseP:
Hi,

I've downloaded MM tracker v1.10.6? To my hudl, and it seems to work, but I have a question .....

I have copied all my map tiles to a folder on my SD card, and MMT reads them happily, but they are quite small 1:25000 tiles. Is there a way to set MMT so that it automatically goes onto the next tile when you get to the edge of the one selected?

Thanks in advance ....
[Android Apps and Games] Paw66:
New member garmin monterra mm tracker microsd problem

Hi hope someone can help me, I've been using MMTracker for years on various phones just bought a Garmin Monterra android GPS which runs version 4.0.4 but I just can't get mmtracker to see the microsd card at all, I've set up the directories for routes,tracks and waypoints but the map directory won't show me the ext sd card at all, I've tried different versions of mmtracker but no look has anyone any ideas

I'm gutted as I love this program ....

Cheers
[Android Apps and Games] j.i.wilson:
This, surely, is a problem associated with the Garmin rather than MMTracker. It looks to me that the Garmin is limiting access to external SD cards.

I would suggest you ask Garmin if this is the case.
[Android Apps and Games] gadgetuk437:
If it can work for your device, then it would go like this;

From select map directory, keep pressing ... Until you get to the root directory of your device, then select mnt or storage and go from there (YMMV).

If your device struggles to fone the sd card, you could just put maps, as you need them on the device storage.
[Android Apps and Games] Paw66:
Thanks for all your help with the Garmin

I've now made space on the internal memory for one map and MM Tracker is working fine but have a memory low message on the Monterra which by the way has a really bad Screen anyway thanks again .....
[Android Apps and Games] TheMaverick1953:
MMT and Android Lolipop

Just upgraded from Android 4.3 to 5.1.1 and installed MM Tracker. Not succeeded getting it to work though it appears to be installed. Should it work?
[Android Apps and Games] nybor:
It's working fine here on 5.1.1.
[Android Apps and Games] j.i.wilson:
Use version 1.10.6

You need version 1.10.6. This was specifically modified to work with Lollipop. You'll find it somewhere in this thread.

Answers to any question you may have are also contained in this thread.

If you have a device running 5.x.x thats doesn't work with MM Tracker V1.10.6 then it will be the first reported here.:):)
[Android Apps and Games] nybor:
See post 567 for an explanation of recent versions. This will lead to to post 534 for the version you want.
[Android Apps and Games] TheMaverick1953:
Are there any instructions for how to install ther apk?

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I have installed MMT 1.10.6 on Android 5.1.1 but no success getting it to show a map. I navigate to a map from Map Directory but it doesn't open it. I would sure appreciate some help?
[Android Apps and Games] j.i.wilson:
I don't mean to be unhelpful but...

If you invest some time in glancing through the thread you will find answers to the questions you ask.

I could glance through and tell you the answer - but then I would have to do it all again when you ask your next question wouldn't I?

Search is also useful......
[Android Apps and Games] griff-d:
Resetting the folders used for tracks?

Hi, I've just installed MM on my Moto G and in my rush to try it out I set the directories for Tracks, Waypoints, and Routes to the internal SDcard and Maps to my external Sd card. The app is working fine, but due to limited memory (8GB version of the Moto G) I want to change the track, routes & waypoints to the external SD card. When I try to click back from the internal SDcard directory I can only get back to the root for that tree, not back to the full directory listing? I've tried to un-install and re-install but the app remembers the directories I chose originally. Is there a way to re-set the directory choices?
[Android Apps and Games] j.i.wilson:
On Android 4.0 (i think) and up it is not possible to set the "house keeping" folders to the external card.

Unless, of course, someone knows different??
[Android Apps and Games] griff-d:
I'm pretty sure the option to select an external card was there on the initial install. Does anyone know the folder that MM uses. Maybe I can navigate to that and manually delete the directory list.
[Android Apps and Games] j.i.wilson:
I'm pretty surevthe issue lies in Android not the app.
[Android Apps and Games] Arty66:
Thanks for this download
[Android Apps and Games] graham_s:
Directory Locations

On my old phone which ran Android 4.04 I the directories for maps, tracks etc were located on the SD card.

I've just bought a Wileyfox Swift which runs Cyanogen 12.1.1 not expecting MMT to work at all, but it does. I couldn't get MMT to recognise the maps already on the SD card from the old phone, (or the SD card come to that) but after a reboot it did under /sdcard/storage/sdcard1/maps/.

However, so far failed to get it to do the same for the tracks, routes and waypoints which are on the internal storage. No probs.

Exactly the same as my Hudl2 tablet running Adroid 5.1

Anyhow, MMT working at all is a plus cos i use it a lot, so a big thankyou to the developer for keeping it alive.:o

Cheers.

Graham.
[Android Apps and Games] MrModbus:
Version 1.10.6 not working on Galaxy S7 Android V6.0.1 (Marshmallow).

You cannot set the map directory to the SD card. Well you can set it, but it forgets in the moment that you exit the menu. The option key (botton left) doesn't always work either - you hold it for ages but the options menu does not appear. It seems to be very intermittent though, sometimes the option key works, sometimes it doesn't. Tried moving the maps to the phone storage. It now remembers the directory, but it still won't read the maps.
[Android Apps and Games] docdic:
MM Tracker 1.10.6 has been working perfectly on Samsung Galaxy S running android 5.1, for which I have been extremely grateful.

It now does not function fully on android 6.

The three little dots are missing, so there is no main menu. There is, therefore, no overlay option, so it is not possible to choose which map, waypoint, route or track to load.

It will only load a map at the gps position but it does change maps correctly if one travels to another map area.

Although it will track (if set to start with tracking, at initial set-up), the track is not shown on the map. It does put the track in the tracking folder – set and found by android File Search - (if the gpx is transferred to Memory Map on a laptop, the track is shown correctly) but it cannot be loaded back and viewed in MM Tracker.

It does save waypoints and they can be edited at the time but it is not possible to search for previously created waypoints, if they have been hidden or if they are on another map.

I think that this will cause problems for a lot of people as their android os is eventually updated and it would be wonderful if the creator of 1.10.6 (or anyone) could update the code, when possible.
[Android Apps and Games] nybor:
This is not the case here. The menu is visible and fully functional on Android 6.0.1 and the same was true on 6.0. Device is Moto X Play; MM Tracker is 1.10.6 as you say.
[Android Apps and Games] ATapps:
Cool app!
[Android Apps and Games] Ajdnet:
Hi MrModbus.

The Galaxy S7 is also my next phone of choice (by a country mile) and I am concerned that MM Tracker Version 1.10.6 is not working on it as it is a deal breaker for me. Instead of using MM Tracker version 1.10.6, have you tried the patched version of 1.10.4 from post #467? This is also a Jelly Bean fixed version of 1.10.4, the same way as version 1.10.6 is, but it may be coded differently from 1.10.6 (as done by a different developer to patch the same JB issue). [The SD card option hasn't worked for many phones - so its worth sticking with everything on internal memory if possible e.g. just storing local maps etc].

Please let me know how you get on.
[Android Apps and Games] MrModbus:
Yes I have tried both 1.10.4 and 1.10.6. I orginally tried 1.10.4 and it didn't work, so I tried 1.10.6 and that didn't work either. Both showed the same issues. So it looks to be a Marshmallow issue.
[Android Apps and Games] Ajdnet:
There seems to be some mixed results with Marshmallow. Post #631, with a Samsung Galaxy S, saw it working on Android 5.1 but then only partially working on Marshmallow, whereas post #612 said it was working on Marshmallow on a 2012 Nexus 7 (tablet), and post #632 says it is working on a Moto X Play with firstly Android 6.0 and then 6.0.1. Therefore, it may be a Sammy implementation of Marshmallow/Touchwiz overlay that is causing the MM Tracker issues.

I guess as more people get Marshmallow we may get a better picture.

P.S. You might want to try alpinequest from the Play Store (which also displays QCT maps).
[Android Apps and Games] nybor:
That could be right. While we are speculating, my guess would be that it relates to whether the device uses physical/capacitive buttons or on-screen buttons. On my X Play, the system adds the action button as an overflow to the right of the system navigation at the foot of the screen, showing (I think) that the app has not been compiled to use the modern ActionBar at the top. This is going to behave differently on a device with physical/capacitive buttons.

When a 'menu button' (action button) does not appear, it can be made to appear on some devices by a long press of the 'recent apps' button. But I guess that is not going to work on a recent Galaxy as that long press calls the split-screen function instead.

Some of the possible issues are discussed here:

http://android-developers.blogspot.co.uk/2012/01/say-goodbye-to-menu-button.html

However, I could be entirely on the wrong track, as I develop for Windows, not Android.
[Android Apps and Games] Smgpdg:
Have got 1.10.6 running on Galaxy S7 Marshmallow 6.0.1

On my device if you long press the back key the options menu, load maps, overlay, settings etc pops up at bottom of screen.

Hope this helps, I would really miss this app if it stopped working.
[Android Apps and Games] docdic:
Ah!!!

re my message 631

Thank you so much, Smgpdg.

I wouldn't have thought of long-pressing the back key...

MM Tracker, 1.10.6 is now working fully on my Samsung Galaxy S6, running Android 6, Marshmallow.

It is very easy to exit inadvertently but that is a small price to pay.

Wonderful...
[Android Apps and Games] xdarb:
MMTracker works on Sony Z3 Compact with Marshmallow

I can report that the latest MMTracker works on Sony Z3 Compact with Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow

The only problem is scrolling through the list of maps corrupts the display so you can't read the map names but it becomes normal when you stop scrolling.
[Android Apps and Games] Noony:
Thanks for the tip about AlpineQuest, works very well for me.

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Thanks for this info, good to know.

Do you mind if I ask what model Z3 you have?

I've got a SGP621 and I'm looking for an official UK release of Android 6.0.1?

Thanks,
[Android Apps and Games] xdarb:
It's a Z3 Compact smartphone not a tablet and the 6.0.1 has already been pushed out to it in the UK
[Android Apps and Games] Noony:
Thanks for letting me know. I'm expecting the tablet version any day now!
[Android Apps and Games] albertstc01:
Creatin original QCT files

Hi

I am new to know the existence of MM Tracker.

I have been screen snatching images in pieces and merging them into files. These I configure for GPS Map-OS by Crapoola Software to run on Windows Mobile handhelds and for the My Maps by Andrey Polyakov on an android tablet. If these jpeg files could be developed or converted to the original qtc files without encryption they could run in MM Tracker and also on Memory Maps Installed on Pocket PCs and Windows Mobile Handhelds.

Memory Maps has and will always encrypt its new software releases to enforce it's copyright but the old PC Memory Maps software for the old qct versions can still be downloaded. MM tracker was developed to run the original qct files is the expertise there for software to create the original qct files or a equivalent resource for MM Tracker from graphics files?

Regards albertstc01
[Android Apps and Games] Tom_1999:
Hello

I have been using MMtracker and the PC memory map program for long time and have installed MMtracker on various family Android phones over the past few years without incident. I can't get the app (1.10.6 from post #534 of this thread) to work properly on my son's Vodafone smart ultra 6 running android 5.0.2. Specifically, the app loads but I can't access any menus to load maps etc. I have tried long pressing the back button etc. but to no avail. Any advice gratefully received. Many thanks, Tom

...... OK, have just read some more pages of this thread - pressing and holding the square "recent apps" button brings up the menu as required .....
[Android Apps and Games] graham_s:
Cyanogen 6.0

After a few days of nagging by the notification, I decided to risk accepting an upgrade to Cyanogen 6.0 on my Wileyfox Swift. This is supposed to be the equivalent of Marshmallow, I believe.

Happily, I can report that MM Tracker is still working happily.

As with Cyanogen vers 5 on the phone, and lollipop on my Hudl I had to set the maps directory to the SD card and the tracks, routes etc to the internal memory. It gave the sd card a weird numerical name this time.

It also took a couple of manual reboots for the phone to completely 'optimise' the apps and sd card.

Cheers

Graham
[Android Apps and Games] cjcoxall:
In responce to Tom_1999 message

Hi Tom

You seem to have a lot more experience of installing map files for MMtracker than I do. It is only since my last post a matter of a week or two that I have managed to have non encrypted qtc files running on my Android phone and tablet so I'm not much use to be of help to some one else's specific problems.

Besides the Android devices with MMtracker I also have the qtc map files running with Memory Map Navigator software on two Windows Mobile Devices HTC Mantle WM 6.1 and HTC Touch Pro 2 WM 6.5 . This is a result I like as it has proved successfully working for two rambles I made in the the North Kent Area UK.

To create the non encrypted qtc files I needed to borrow the use of Memory Map Navigator Version 5 build 113 software. I say borrow because I have the serial number and licence key code on the documentation I had, but for the licence, the name I have to use is for the identity of the original purchaser. The Memory Map Navigator licence was not transferable. So! I had to borrow the use of the software by using the original licence's purchasers name. I did not need to connect to the internet to add details to register the software. On entering name, licence key and serial number the Memory Map Navigator became open for use off line.

No use trying to register this old software for myself it is no longer accepted. Memory Map it seems wants only the new encrypted qtc files to be used and the latest memory map software available does not have a self scan own map feature to create the original non encrypted qtc files. For the old version of Memory Map Navigator and MMtracker there doesn't seem to be any ready made qct maps to download. With Memory Map Navigator Version 5 though I can load in *.png graphics files of maps I have built up, calibrate them and save them to the non encrypted *.qct files for MMtracker.

Calibrating *.png maps in Memory Map Navigator is a bit hit and miss. Map files can be too small to work properly. Two successful calibrations for me were for graphic maps sized 7mb and 26mb.

I don't expect Ordnance Survey and Memory Map to create map files for MMtracker they are in the business of creating their maps for sale and as has been seen, by creating encrypted *.qct maps, they will do what they think is necessary to protect their intellectual property. It is maps in digital format that they sell. Their latest software can now be downloaded and installed for free.

If there are other map building software that will create the tiled map files for GPS navigation from scanned in images or bit maps from other sources I would like to know of them. If there are, ideally the files that are created by them can in one way or other can be used by MMtracker. Other than that and better if possible new PC software for creating map files for MMtracker could be created. What the basics are for creating tiled map files for GPS I don't know let alone where to start on the programming but if someone can do it could mean having map files free from any copy right issues.

Just a thought.

Regards albertstc01
[Android Apps and Games] Theoldschool:
Directory path for maps changed after upgrading to Marshmallow 6.0.1

Just upgraded my Galaxy S6 to Marshmallow 6.0.1 and the only problem I found is that I had to reset the path to my maps directory as when I opened the app first time it said "no maps loaded". It took a while to find the directory path for the app to find them (they were still in the original location on my SD card in a folder named Maps in the root of the card) and eventually I found that they were in /storage/B1FD-449B/Maps. Where on earth the folder B1FD-449B came from I don't know! the path storage/B1FD-449B seems to be the path to the SD card. . .

PS I see Graham_S also found the weird numerical value for the SD card as well
[Android Apps and Games] -Jonny-:
Fantastic. Was directed here from lonewalker's users guide part 7 - I didn't even think for looking! But now I can use all my old maps from when I had this app on my WM6.5 (HTC TouchPro2). Those were the days ;) Okay, so now can't wait to take this out. Thank you MMT Release & Dev's
[Android Apps and Games] 2tone:
How to see MMtracker menu in Marshmallow

Not a fix- which I hope someone who knows about overflow menus and hambugers might be able to do- but a workaround to get at menu which even a long press on left button doesn't bring up on my Galaxy S7 running Marshmallow...go to settings- accessibility- dexterity & interaction- assistant menu- and switch it on. This will bring up round software button which contains a 'more options' hamburger button. Bit of a faff, but saves MMtracker from the scrapheap, which would be a huge shame for such a great piece of work.

Anyone skilled out there care to get the overflow menu/hamburger on to the main screen in an updated version?
[Android Apps and Games] jedbartlet:
Pressing and holding the back button brings up the menu on the S7.
[Android Apps and Games] snowbird30ds:
Hi guys

I have MM tracker (1.10.6) on my vodafone smart ultra 6 and it just stops working every time I try to go to a different scale map, it worked fine on my old galaxy ace in fact the map folder is as copied from old device.

I've tried with MMT installed both to sd card and phone but both the same, maps are on sd card in a folder.

I've tried the 1.10.4 apk listed back in this thread and got the same problem.

Android version is 5.0.2

Any help greatly appreciated as I've always love this app.

Dave.
[Android Apps and Games] gadgetuk437:
What ways have you tried to change maps?

And have you tried to load different maps?

If you are using the scale in/out buttons on the screen, have you tried the options from the context menu (long press map screen), Maps at Position, Map with Smaller Scale, Map with Larger Scale?

Or Load Map from the main menu?

It may be specific maps that are causing the crash, try scaling in/out to different maps (using Load Map), see if you can isolate the problem.

--

Gadget.
[Android Apps and Games] snowbird30ds:
Hi Gadget

I've tried the scale in/out buttons, context menu options, maps at this position and all seem to give the same results, I've tried the sd card maps and reinstall apk from a fully working tablet on the same version of android(5.0.2) and it's the same, no problems on the old tablet or old phone just on the SU6 so it must be something on the phone thats causing the issue.

All maps load fine if done directly on their own.

I've been scaling between 1:250k roadmap/1:50kos/1:25kos/various different scale sea charts.

Dave
[Android Apps and Games] mmtwilba:
Source Code

Now this project is open source does anyone have the project imported into Android Studio or Eclipse?

Is there a source control project somewhere?

Thanks
[Android Apps and Games] gadgetuk437:
Unfortunately Michael didn't open source this (like I suggested) before the OS slapped a gagging order on him.

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Gadget.
[Android Apps and Games] mmtwilba:
Total bastards, it really makes my blood boil.

Total bastards, it really makes my blood boil.

Is a gagging order legal I suppose he did not want to take the chance.

Looking at the decompiled code. It was a huge coding project Michael took on and extremely well executed.

The OS and the ... memory map with their unlimited legal resources seek to focus on him and squash this app when there are many other QCT readers out there. Agghh.

Anyway is there any value in creating a source control project with the decompiled code?

It could be progressively worked on to fix decompilation errors to have the java (source less the so jini) .

I would really like to stick two fingers up to the OS and memory map!
[Android Apps and Games] gadgetuk437:
All power to your elbow fella, that's well above my pay grade!

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Gadget.
[Android Apps and Games] mmtwilba:
GitHub

Non working code is on GitHub now mmtwilba/MMTracker

Perhaps a Kickstarter project would get it running.
[Android Apps and Games] madsam106:
Just discovered this app after using Memory Map on PC for a few years, this Works well on my Huawei Ascend G300 running Gingerbread 2.2.3 at the moment but apart from a couple have lost all my old maps (the full package of all uk os maps) . Is there a link anywhere they can be downloaded from?