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info3333333 · Posted: Wed Dec 24, 2008 17:13 Post subject: Where do the ogg files go on a PDA

I have recently installed TomTom 6 on to my PDA, a Dopod D810. I have subscribed to the GPS Data Team and I have installed a couple of voices.

However, I do not know where to place the .ogg files that warn me of speed cameras etc. Can someone tell me.

Perhaps someone will also know if the files need to be converted to some other format before they will function.

I would be very grateful to receive some assistance in adding the final touches to my TomTom

Thanks.

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Having looked around there is the old way: save the files (BMP, OGG and OV2 files) in the map folder.
The new way for some Navcores is to put the OGG in the sound folder (which should be in your root directory). The other thing is that all files have the same name.
It seems different versions of Navcores handle sound different. Since I have a 20Gb drive I am doing both. Will test and then remove and find out whch works for my Navcore.

andrew.brailsford · Posted: Sat Mar 21, 2009 23:25 Post subject: ogg file location

If it doesn't work in the same folder as the .ov2 and .bmp file try it in the "Program Files\Navigator\Sounds" folder.

In the Preferences select Manage POIs then Warn near POI. Select which ever POI you wish to use the sound with, set it to warn, then the required distance and then the sound file you place placed in the sound folder.

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Heh, heh, forgot to do this on my treo. The ogg file played at half speed, sounded like darth vader Laughing