WhereAmI/Known Users

Update: now using a self-compiled and self-signed version with support for 'Location'-capabilities of the phone. Interesting enough - you can still use S60 3rdEd phones that do not have a internal GPS in a N95-style using 'Location' instead of direct-Bluetooth-Connect. This allows you to have more than one app (geocaching/navigation, google-maps) at a time using the GPS.

How do I make audio and photo annotations in version 0.11? I would be thankful about an explanation on the wiki page.

With v0.11 whereami (on E65) crashes out sometimes, phone resets other times. The E65 has bluetooth stability problems I think. I have seen phone do this with other bluetooth and not whereami. I did not lose .gpx info with crashes. I used up all memory on phone one time and lost last .gpx trace I had done. oops! Check your kids haven't been snapping tons of photos with your phone before OSMing!
With v0.13a after an initial .gpx collect (and maybe GSM cellids) I have an issue with whereami.db :( Need to follow instructions in FAQ: http://www.symbianos.org/faq/r=projectlink%3D47 The .db is not fully corrupt though. maps load fine. When I flip into named items view whereami crashes out.

Seems pretty usable there are some quirks however. The biggest is that atm attempt to download maps crashes the application (reported http://www.symbianos.org/bugs/151). Could be related to the fact that osmselector is unable to download the tiles either (WARNING: Cannot find file). So for now I have to live with a white background instead of map.
Tried audiotagging and hmm.. works pretty good. @Adamboardman: switch to Annotate tab using right/left arrows, then use down/up to select Audio. As for the josm import of audio annotations I made a simple bash script if anyone needs it.

#!/bin/bash
cat <<HERE
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8' ?>
<gpx version="1.1" xmlns="http://www.topografix.com/GPX/1/1"
xmlns:groundspeak="http://www.groundspeak.com/cache/1/0"
xmlns:au="http://geocaching.com.au/geocache/1" >
HERE
 
for i in *wav; do
lon=$(echo "$i" | cut -d- -f 4)
lat=$(echo "${i%%.wav}" | cut -d- -f 5)
echo '<wpt lat="'$lat'" lon="'$lon'">'
echo '<name>'$i'</name>'
echo '<link href="'$i'"/>'
echo '</wpt>'
done
cat <<HERE
</gpx>
HERE

As you may see timestamps are ommited, only lat/lon data from filename are taken into account. Run the script from the same directory where your wav files are, redirect the stdout to a file (say: audio_waypoints.gpx) and open it in josm.

Update: Osmselector now works but now a different question pops up: how to import map downloaded from this tool? I've chosen tiles and downloaded importtodb.7z and put it inside both root folder of my SD card and same directory where the database resides and whereami did not pick it up. Where should I put it to get automatically detected? Thanks.

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