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playback nmea log - speed change
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Hi
Have to create a nice Locus presentation (don't ask)
and want to simulate also a gps navigation.
Done:
- create nice and short track
- convert track (*.kml or *.gpx) to *.nmea (http://www.gpsvisualizer.com/gpsbabel/)
- copy file to Locus/cache/nmea/
- start Locus
- turn on getting location - works!
but it runs too fast. ;(
How can i slow down speed?
Nice doku @http://www.gpsinformation.org/dale/nmea.htm
ehmm, nope - don't understand :)
The same question
Do not know if this can help for a demo. (But it is no nmea replay, a must ?)
But very easy and free (fixed) speed. (follows only google (known) roads)
In a few minutes create a virtual drive. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=fr.dvilleneuve.lockito&hl=en
Do not know if this can help for a demo. (But it is no nmea replay, a must ?)
But very easy and free (fixed) speed. (follows only google (known) roads)
In a few minutes create a virtual drive. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=fr.dvilleneuve.lockito&hl=en
Hello Willy - thanks for this link.
This App open my kml and the GPS jumps from point to point in x seconds. Great!
With enabled gps in Locus, the map center also jumps now from point to next point.
Think you got it. thank you!
Better solution as nmea stuff (in this case)
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Hello Willy - thanks for this link.
This App open my kml and the GPS jumps from point to point in x seconds. Great!
With enabled gps in Locus, the map center also jumps now from point to next point.
Think you got it. thank you!
Better solution as nmea stuff (in this case)
-> = Answered
Hmm a lot better I think, thanks too! Nmea support in Locus is made really just for a developers purpose, so nothing special. Speed is set automatically as a number of NMEA lines per second. So quite complicated to influence it ...
Hmm a lot better I think, thanks too! Nmea support in Locus is made really just for a developers purpose, so nothing special. Speed is set automatically as a number of NMEA lines per second. So quite complicated to influence it ...
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