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  #368439 16-Aug-2010 23:32
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Is there a way to change the butt ugly voice during navigation? She always sounds she has something such in her throat!



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  #368451 17-Aug-2010 00:05
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kepster: Is there a way to change the butt ugly voice during navigation? She always sounds she has something such in her throat!


Doesn't look like it.

I'm working from the position that it at least works properly now....whatever it sounds like.  :-)   




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  #368578 17-Aug-2010 11:13
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Linuxluver:
kepster: Is there a way to change the butt ugly voice during navigation? She always sounds she has something such in her throat!


Doesn't look like it.

I'm working from the position that it at least works properly now....whatever it sounds like.  :-)   


True that! Oh well guess im stuck with her then. thanks! 



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  #368902 17-Aug-2010 20:49
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Hi there,

Any idea if the turn by turn will work on Hero 2.1

Cheers !

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  #371949 24-Aug-2010 09:07
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Enjoyed trying this on Sunday - worked pretty well. It's a good thing to test when you're not in a hurry...

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  #371968 24-Aug-2010 09:38
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Con: Hi there,

Any idea if the turn by turn will work on Hero 2.1

Cheers !


It should work on Android v1.6 and above.  




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  #377676 7-Sep-2010 21:16
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n4: I've been using Brut Maps for a little while and the last two versions have been much better, quite usable now. Don't forget to turn on the caching options, that can really cut down on mobile date use.


i can't find this option?

 
 
 

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  #377682 7-Sep-2010 21:35
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Of course after posting that question I played a bit more and found its set to cache by default...
Seems it wil onyl cache one thing at a time, ie you can't save a trip and select it after you have done another trip

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  #381726 18-Sep-2010 22:30
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Hi there,

Loaded it on my Hero 2.1
Fantastic.. impressed and used it on a twelve dollar holder that sticks to windscreen from Parallel Import.

Cheers as this was my first brut download apk to an sd card.




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  #381812 19-Sep-2010 11:00
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I've been testing it a bit and it works great.
Recalculates quite fast too!

I don't know If I 've missed it, but I thought you could save maps/trips on your sd and go back to them later. I can't find how to do that.
Sure you can load it up, turn off data and use that stored map. But once you load another, or turn it off you can't pick it up from your sd.
I thought that was the whole point.... Or am I missing something obvious?

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  #382112 20-Sep-2010 08:26
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Con: Hi there,

Any idea if the turn by turn will work on Hero 2.1

Cheers !


I too can confirm it works on a 2.1 Hero (use it often here).  Additionally, I used the map caching to store maps of Melbourne before I left and it worked brilliantly there over the weekend, without any roaming data requirement.  I didn't use the turn by turn function though because that does require data and the attendant hienous roaming data charges.




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  #382149 20-Sep-2010 10:30
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Dingbatt:   Additionally, I used the map caching to store maps of Melbourne before I left and it worked brilliantly there over the weekend, without any roaming data requirement. 

How did you do this effectively?

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  #382157 20-Sep-2010 10:51
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eXDee:
Dingbatt:   Additionally, I used the map caching to store maps of Melbourne before I left and it worked brilliantly there over the weekend, without any roaming data requirement. 

How did you do this effectively?


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re my post above I cannot find how you can do that.
Best i can do is one map and use it. If you need another you lose the first....
And if you exit out of nav, you have to turn data back on and start again.

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  #382947 21-Sep-2010 23:36
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Take a look under menu - more - Brut mod, there are two caching related check boxes.

Should cache any area you view.

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  #382992 22-Sep-2010 08:07
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I have: Menu -> more and then the options:
clear map
starred items
labs
help
terms privacy etc
about

Nothing about caching or any boxes to tick in those.....
Do I have an old version or something? version 4.1.0

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