Has anyone seen or know of a way (besides driving all over town) that I can build up a cache of my town in Virtual Earth. I don't have constant pc internet access, but it would be cool if somehow i could build up the cache of VE so i have all the images for my town on my carpc. If not, does anyone know of how i can simulate my GPS in streetdeck to rome all over my town so the cache can build? Any ideas??
- Mike
I believe this is what you are looking for.
Thats exactly what i need... but for Microsoft Virtual Earth (what street deck uses for hybrid images) not for google earth..
- mike
Really interested in something that can do this too.. been testing the trial of SD and it would be cool to ;
a) Pre cache an area on the CarPC when its home (over the Wifi)
b) Pre cache an area on my main PC and then be able to copy the cache via USB pen etc..
Yeah, it would be nice! I would satisfied if i could just find a program to auto-cache an area i wanted so i dont have to drive all around with mobile internet (which i dont have anyway)Quote:
Originally Posted by swift_gti
- Mike
For what it's worth, I did a quick google search for an exisiting software program that does this, and didn't come up with anything. :-(
Ditto, thats why I asked here :-(Quote:
Originally Posted by parksgm
maybe we got some programmer guy here who can whip something up, some type of GPS simulator perhaps where you can select a certain area for the gps to simulate and go over at a certain speed to build the cache?
- Mike
I think this feature has been asked for before, but its well worth flagging up again as a desired feature!
I, too, would like to know if there is a way to pre-load virtual earth maps for areas that I know I will be in. I do not have a mobile internet connection yet.
I have this project on the back burner... Unfortunately, my real work has been taking up 110% of my time (not even my free time but all of my time :)) so this is coming very slowly... But I will update when I have something working.
Any guidance from SD team on how the file names are generated would help (it might be really trivial - I haven't looked yet - but thought I'd throw the question out there)
Mark