Works! Many thanks!
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Try to change the one in the line 6, that may override the one in the car
profile.
Dne 13. dubna 2019 14:54:48 Harald Kosian napsal:
Hello,
didn't succeed ... Copied routing.xml from the apk-file, edited the entry
on line 375 to:
minDefaultSpeed="45.0" maxDefaultSpeed="130.0"
Hello,
didn't succeed ... Copied routing.xml from the apk-file, edited the entry on
line 375 to:
but after restarting Osmand there's absolutely no effect (the file is on the
right place, because when i put a syntax error in it, Osmand crashes
immediatedly after start).
What am i doing
I know about that option and intentionally did not mention it.
It is often adviced against downloading the file directly from the master
GitHub branch,
That is indeed easier and faster.
As it can occasionally cause OsmAnd to crash or behave strangely, if the
file version is not backward
A bit shorter and a bit more precise :)
1) Don't touch OsmAnd.
2) Download the routing.xml from the OsmAnd github:
https://github.com/osmandapp/OsmAnd-resources/blob/master/routing/routing.xml
3) Change line 375:
https://github.com/osmandapp/OsmAnd-resources/blob/master/routing/routing.xml#L375
Thanks for the tip!
Poutnik Fornntp schrieb am Fr., 29. März 2019,
11:12:
> Try to search the Google group history, it was described in details
> multiple times.
>
> In short,
> 1) download from OsmAnd site the .APK installation file for your OsmAnd+
> version
> 2) optionally rename it to .ZIP
Try to search the Google group history, it was described in details
multiple times.
In short,
1) download from OsmAnd site the .APK installation file for your OsmAnd+
version
2) optionally rename it to .ZIP
3) open the archive and extract from it routing.xml file
4) edit the coefficient
Harry van der Wolf schrieb am Di., 26. März 2019, 11:24:
>
> For calculating routes OsmAnd uses a default heuristic coefficent of 1.0.
> I always use 1.4 and can easily calculate routes up to 1500 km and
> relatively fast.
> Using a higher heuristic coefficient is "theoretically" reducing
2GB working memory or better for longer car navigation. 1GB for cycling and
hiking.
Screen resolution is also important. OsmAnds rendering is not the fastest
but Osmands maps are (by far) the most detailed ones. That takes time to
render.
1024x600= 0.6 million pixels (my android car head unit),
> The main reason for buying a new phone is: More and more apps are now
> longer supported by android 4.3.
That's why I strongly recommend you go with a device that's supported by
LineageOS: they keep providing new releases *much* longer than the
original manufacturer.
Stefan
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Thanks to all for your help.
The main reason for buying a new phone is: More and more apps are now
longer supported by android 4.3. Current
timetable data, that are given as updates are no longer available.
OsmAnd was the only app with performance problems. It is not funny, to miss
a turn when
On Sony Z1 compact (2 GB RAM) — works fast.
On Lenovo Tab 4 (2 GB RAM) — works not so fast as on Z1 but comfortable.
On old Motorola Atrix 2 (1 GB RAM) — works very slow, with hangs, with
crashes, sometimes reboot device.
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> I have an old nexus5 (which was way cool in 2013), and osmand runs ok on
> that, but I haven't tried to navigate with it lately.
I use a Samsung S5, which dates back to the same era (and both come
with 2GB of RAM) and Osmand runs fine in it, including navigation.
[ Funnily enough gsmarena.com
pap...@gmail.com writes:
> OsmAnd runs very slow at my old jelly beans phone. I will buy a new one.
> How much RAM and storage and how many cores with which frequency is needed
> to achieve a good performance for OsmAnd?
Hard to say, but a modern device with 3G of ram and a 64-bit arm chip
On Tuesday, 19 March 2019 12:06:30 UTC+1, pap...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> OsmAnd runs very slow at my old jelly beans phone. I will buy a new one.
> How much RAM and storage and how many cores with which frequency is needed
> to achieve a good performance for OsmAnd?
>
> Best regards,
>
Hello,
OsmAnd runs very slow at my old jelly beans phone. I will buy a new one.
How much RAM and storage and how many cores with which frequency is needed
to achieve a good performance for OsmAnd?
Best regards,
Klaus
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