2010/10/24 Marko Mäkelä :
> For what it is worth, I have always kept my camera clocks at UTC, years
> before getting a GPS receiver. If I had an audio recorder, I would keep it
> at UTC as well. For some software, I set TZ=UTC0 so that they will do the
> right thing.
you can do this, but it will
Hi
I tried several instructions from the web but all failed. When starting
MapSource (6.13.7) or at least selecting my self made map, MapSource
crashes.
What have I tried so far:
- I created a OSM-Map for a special project. As I was worried about
special tags I used in this OSM-File I created a
Ups! Sorry, wrong list. Please ignore.
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On Sun, Oct 24, 2010 at 01:55:58PM +0200, M∡rtin Koppenhoefer wrote:
For what it is worth, I have always kept my camera clocks at UTC,
years before getting a GPS receiver.
you can do this, but it will overcomplicate your life if you're
interested in times.
I do not understand how. The native
Hi,
I'm the original author of the audio code. I've had a look at what's
there now, and the GPX reading code has changed quite a lot since I
looked at it, but it seems to me like it is not associating links with
trackpoints any more. But also trackpoints and waypoints are handled by
the same
activityworkshop writes:
> If I convert them to waypoints in Prune and then re-export the gpx
> file, then JOSM shows the audio files properly.
That's my experience. I wrote a converter from Columbus voice record's
whack data format (BOTH CSV AND columnular data, using nulls to pad)
to GPS forma
On Sat, 23 Oct 2010, Viesturs Zarins wrote:
And what is the policy of pushing new versions? Can I just commit a new
version into the dist folder,
Yes.
or is there some review?
No.
Ciao
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@David Earl:
>Providing the "Modified times of audio files" preference is on,
> when you Import Audio by right clicking on a GPX layer you
> can select multiple files and it will put audio buttons at the
> times for each clip selected.
Thanks for clearing that up, the missing hint was indeed that
On Sunday, October 24, 2010, activityworkshop wrote:
> @David Earl:
>>Providing the "Modified times of audio files" preference is on,
>> when you Import Audio by right clicking on a GPX layer you
>> can select multiple files and it will put audio buttons at the
>> times for each clip selected.
> T
