could please somebody publish the GPS full config that is working on the HTC Touch Cruise (Polaris)?
Thanks in advance.
- Use a registry editor and go to HKLM/Software/HTC/Camera/P9.
- Set Enable from 0 to 1
- Soft reset your device
- start the camera and at the top left corner you can switch between photo, video, ..... You will see that there is a GPS option added also now.
Thats it.
Nice tweak!
Works like a charm...
Cool, once you have a GPS photo, then what can you do with it? What programs work with the GPS tag (Picasa, etc)?
u gotta have your gps on like tomtom for gps photo to work after u have config... it. because without your gps active the gps foto wont work. so what u do is while using your gps go to gps foto and take your pics
dortyboy said:
u gotta have your gps on like tomtom for gps photo to work after u have config... it. because without your gps active the gps foto wont work. so what u do is while using your gps go to gps foto and take your pics
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That's not true, when you select GPS Photo, it will initialise the GPS automatically, no need for TomTom or other external GPS software, well at least that what it does on mine. Also, I've just noticed, the GPS camera (whilst having a GPS fix) moves 'normal', more fluid, not like the normal camera option.
texarcana said:
- Use a registry editor and go to HKLM/Software/HTC/Camera/P9.
- Set Enable from 0 to 1
- Soft reset your device
- start the camera and at the top left corner you can switch between photo, video, ..... You will see that there is a GPS option added also now.
Thats it.
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texarcana, thanks for the reply.
I have configure it following you procedure, have now the GPS photo as an option on the camera, the icon is showing GPS coverage with several green bars, take the photo, stored in 'My POI' as GPS_00X.jpg, open the folder and picture but NO GPS info written on it..!?!
Please help.
Thanks again.
and once you have a photo with GPS data in what you can use it for?
All the GPS Photo could be used in other softwares (like as PicasaWeb, Google Earth, Google Maps).
If you open a GPS photo you can not notice the difference...the only difference is visible with software that show you the EXIF information of a picture.
yeah, just like bonobox said. It is useful too, when for example you want to tag a place for your friends to find you. ie; you take a GPS photo of a key location, upload that to your friend, he looks it up on google earth, and he gets the exact coordinates of where you are.
BetoX said:
texarcana, thanks for the reply.
I have configure it following you procedure, have now the GPS photo as an option on the camera, the icon is showing GPS coverage with several green bars, take the photo, stored in 'My POI' as GPS_00X.jpg, open the folder and picture but NO GPS info written on it..!?!
Please help.
Thanks again.
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The gps info is hidden (written) in the picture itself.
The whole meaning of the gps photo is geotagging. Making pictures that you upload to an application like google earth, flickr, .... so that you can share it with other people.
Maybe this article will make it better to understand
But can u use it with tomtom.
example: i am on the beach and i dont have a streetname so i take a GPSphoto of the place. can i use the tomtom for bringing me to that point?
thanks
If you can extract the Exif header information then you could enter the nav to using Lat/ Long in TTN6 but this is a lot of messing around, also if your lat/ long were a considerable distance from the nearest road the Naviagation software will fail to compute a route.
The best application for me to view pictures is Panorado Flyer from http://www.panorado.com/en/index.htm Assuming you use Google Earth you can open a Geo-tagged picture and it will show you where you were stood on the planet when you took it - Mike
Is there a hidden option to increase the "resolution" of the GPS data? I noticed that, when I opened a picture in Photoshop Elements, the GPS data only went to whole numbered seconds. When I stuck that rounded-off LatLong into Google Earth, it is off by a couple hundred feet.
I know greater accuracy is there, though, because both TomTom and Garmin report degrees to 5 decimal places.
leventero said:
But can u use it with tomtom.
example: i am on the beach and i dont have a streetname so i take a GPSphoto of the place. can i use the tomtom for bringing me to that point?
thanks
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For example Zoner Photo studio has a function which navigate you through Google maps to the point of snap
texarcana said:
- Use a registry editor and go to HKLM/Software/HTC/Camera/P9.
- Set Enable from 0 to 1
- Soft reset your device
- start the camera and at the top left corner you can switch between photo, video, ..... You will see that there is a GPS option added also now.
Thats it.
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i can't change the value to 1.
I use phm registry editor, I change the value. After soft-reset the value is back to zero?????
claudioita said:
i can't change the value to 1.
I use phm registry editor, I change the value. After soft-reset the value is back to zero?????
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make sure that phm realy close
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I'm looking for a program that log the gps position with time info and save everything to a file.
the ideal would be choose the sampling rate (like every 10 seconds or so), that can swap GPS signal with TomTom and.. Freeware.
I've tried some but they don't save info about time, just the track.
I need time becouse then I can merge this log file with exif in the pictures taken with my camera and automatically position the pics on panoramio or flickr.
More or less the same with the included trinity camera, the difference is that I use a Nikon D200
There is an accessory from sony (GPS-CS1) that does it but... hey, I've spent 550 euros for trinity! It's something that even my commodore64 could do!
I think you can not do it with TomTom since it doesn't keep a log.
but you can use BeeLineGPS (http://www.visualgps.net/BeeLineGPS/) and export the trak in GPX.
than you just need a program to combine the data into your pictures, I use Downloader Pro 2 (http://www.breezesys.com/Downloader/index.htm)
but there are others, even the new canon software does it!
I hope this helps
NoniGPSPlot is free software and can export the logged track as a GPX file that has the times in it.
I currently use this software on my Trinity, and it works good.
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It's something that even my commodore64 could do!
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You just dated yourself big time!!!
Hi all I am running TomTom 6 on my Spv M700, are there any add on programmes I can use to log a journey. If not I am thinking about buying a GpsBug that will show the route taken on Google Earth Maps.
Many Thanks
there are plenty of apps which do what you want!
try noni gps plot(freeware) or other commercial software like 'Run GPS', 'trackpal'....
they keep a track of variables like speed altitude plus lots more and can be imported to Google earth. just do a Google search for em
I use Miomap3.2 on my trinity and you can log your rounte onto any map you have, this helped me back track a taxi's route that he toke accross Bulgeria so i could get back in a hire car, Perfect! plus its alot smaller than TomTom, Give it a try sometime
You can try TrackMe (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=340667). It does all you want (I think)
I use GPSplot ( http://aeguerre.free.fr/Public/PocketPC/NoniGPSPlot/EN/index.php )
to track and export to google earth. The site indicates also how to create a google earth background..
i personally use Run GPS, its for training, exercise etc it even handles multiple google maps with zoom function as backgrounds for tracking! you enter your personal info and it calculates how many calories you used etc.. don't know how accurate that is tho!
Thanks for all the replies, I am trying to run a tracking/logging programme while I am running Tom Tom 6. I don't expect to see the log on TomTom but would like to access the route afterwards. The problem I am having is my Orange Spv M700 that has Gps internally will not allow any of the splitter progammes to split the Gps signal between two progarmmes.
i.e. allow Tomtom to run with track me. I can run track me but not have TomTom running at the same time.
Thanks for all your help guys.
Tx1oss
check this link out!
http://web.tiscali.it/macri/Event_Logger/
Thanks for the reply. Event Logger is not compatible with TomTom Nav 6. I have since managed to split my Gps port and I am trying some of the other programmes suggested.
Again many thanks to everyone.
Tx1oss
I suggest you to buy an external data-logger device, like Wintec WBT201.
You can adjust how to log, e.g. every second, all 5 meters and so on. And you trinity donĀ“t have to be on all the time.
After your journey you can sell the wintec.
Torsten
Tx1oss said:
I have since managed to split my Gps port
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How exactly did you manage that?
I wanted a Gps logging programme/tool that i could use all the time not for a 1 off journey, I managed to split the port on my M700 by using Gps gate. Unfortunately I purchased a programme called Navio which logs journeys in Nmea format, using this and my tomtom at the same time slowed up my M700. I can use both at the same time using Gps gate but as I have explained everything runs very slow and tomtom locks up now & then.
Hi all
I want to use my Touch HD as a GPS logger when im on vacation and taking photos.
I want it to log my destination and then when i come home i want to be able to put these geocodes in the photos so i can remember exactly where every photo was shot.
Can anyone help me how to do it?
Not sure if this is what your after I downloaded HD Tweak which in the camera setting you can activate GPS camera then your photos will have that info embedded I tried this and uploaded them to Panoramio and it worked well.
Sorry dont have HD Tweak Cab but its easy to find through search.
Hope that helps
By the way if you select your SD card as the save destination in camera settings it is usually saved in My Documents/My POI
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Not sure if this is what your after I downloaded HD Tweak which in the camera setting you can activate GPS camera then your photos will have that info embedded I tried this and uploaded them to Panoramio and it worked well.
Sorry dont have HD Tweak Cab but its easy to find through search.
Hope that helps
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Thx for your help but it is not exactly what i want. I just want it to log my destination like this one.
http://www.gisteq.com/PhotoTrackr/PhotoTrackrCD110.php
I am taking pictures with my digital camera and then i want to syncronise my pictures (taken with my digital camera) with the destination from the GPS in my phone.
GPS Utilities does the trick
I'm using Efficasoft's GPS Utilities (http://www.efficasoft.com/gpsutilities/index_wm_sp.html) to log my track which works great.
Also, if you're in the UK and have OS Landranger maps on CD/DVD they come with a Pocket PC mapping software from Memory Map (http://www.memory-map.co.uk/pda_mobile.htm) which also logs your tracks (and shows them on a map, too).
You can use GPSCycleComputer to log your track with .gpx format,
which is free.
http://code.google.com/p/gccv2/
I use both on my biketrips.
- GPS Photo (needs a change in the registry). GPS data is saved to the EXIF info of the JPG file. Can be used with e.g. flickr.com
- GPX route, recorded with iGO8.3. You can watch your route in e.g. google earth.
I tried to get into geotagging my pictures and I have to say that I'm very disappointed by the Footprints software.
What's with the resolution of the pictures taken by Footprints? There are only thumbnails in the AppData/HTC/HTCFootprints/thumbnails folder. Why doesn't the software take the pictures at full resolution like the camera? Or are they stored elsewhere? This was the only place where I could find pictures.
I copied them to my PC only to see that the pictures don't contain any GPS info. Apparently they are only saved in the Footprints database and not in the pictures themselves (EXIF...)! That is completely useless!
Is there a way to use the normal camera to add geotagging?
Sure, there is a "GPS Photo" mode in camera settings. Just hit the camera icon and chose the propper mode.
hmm u can open ur camera
click the middle icon for capture mode and click next
there a mode call GPS photo..
maybe that will help u
Oh, thanks, that explains a lot.
Nevertheless I agree with the author, this is stupid not to have a full resolution version of the pictures taken with footprint. You basically need to take 2 pictures : one for footprint and another one for your PC ! this is insane and i'm sure it would not required a lot of modifications to get this thing work properly.
I think, that footprint was originaly intended as fast mobile service, how to inform your friends, where you are. Therefore taken pictures are small, ideal for MMS and e-mail.
Hello there,
I'm playing around with the Iolite for a few hours now, trying to find out, from which folder TTnav can read geotagged photos so that they're usable in 'Navigate to...' > 'Picture' within TTnav
Navigating to a geo-photo works in TouchFlo2D using the footprints tab, so I assume it's only a problem of wrong folder being used in some registry key or so.
Any help is much appreciated.
Thanks and Regards
I think, that "Navigate to Picture" feature in TomTom and navigation from Footprints have nothing in common. Footprint probably use TomTom API to pass GPS location from image directly to TomTom. While TomTom itself might use some own way.
But one important thing. I am not totally sure, but I think, that Footprints don't store GPS info in pictures, but in own DB, so they can't be used directly in TomTom.
Anyway, I found some procedures, how to import geotagged image into TomTom, but none of them worked. I will update this post, if I will found something...
Well, here is it. I found it in FAQ on TomTom website (surprisingly )
To use picture navigation you need geo-tagged pictures.
The geo-tagged pictures should be stored in one of the following locations:
\My Documents\My POI\
\Storage Card\My Documents\My POI\
You can take geo-tagged pictures with your device by setting the capture mode to GPS Photo.
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