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JasonMK · 07-15-2007, 09:56 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by ga_zander

I got images around my area at zoom 17 and 16, now in the car what zoom levels is that is SD? Is there any special steps to get it working?

The higher number zoom (i.e. 18, 17, 16) correspond with the lower number zoom (1...). The lower zoom (5, 4, 3, 2, 1) corrspond with the higher zoom (...100). Another way to look at it is the higher number zoom (maps) correspond to the zoom lever being all the way up, and the lower zoom with the zoom lever being towards the bottom of the screen. As far as special steps...no. As long as you copied them into the right place and have not messed with the names you'll be good to go. If you are unsure if you have done it right, go back and reread all of the threads basically starting on the second page (including the link to the other thread). It was all made to be fairly straight forward. My guess is that you have already figured it out by now.

07-15-2007, 09:56 PM	#57
JasonMK Variable Bitrate Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Annapolis, MD Posts: 316	Quote: Originally Posted by ga_zander I got images around my area at zoom 17 and 16, now in the car what zoom levels is that is SD? Is there any special steps to get it working? The higher number zoom (i.e. 18, 17, 16) correspond with the lower number zoom (1...). The lower zoom (5, 4, 3, 2, 1) corrspond with the higher zoom (...100). Another way to look at it is the higher number zoom (maps) correspond to the zoom lever being all the way up, and the lower zoom with the zoom lever being towards the bottom of the screen. As far as special steps...no. As long as you copied them into the right place and have not messed with the names you'll be good to go. If you are unsure if you have done it right, go back and reread all of the threads basically starting on the second page (including the link to the other thread). It was all made to be fairly straight forward. My guess is that you have already figured it out by now.