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Joined: 11/07/2002 14:36:40 Posts: 23848 Location: Hampshire, UK
Posted: Fri Jan 21, 2011 7:25 pm Post subject:
Is your device that short of memory that it cannot accommodate the database in memory or is it a personal preference not to do so? _________________ Darren Griffin
"Ladies and Gentlemen (the masses reading this forum post),
It comes with sad news, that "Juniper" may not be able to afford the 59p for the CamerAlert application.
May we reach out to each and every one of you to see if you, your friends, and/or colleagues could just donate at least 1p to the just cause, so that Jupiter may be able to purchase this application, and sleep well tonight.
Thank you!!!! (Mmmm. Was THAT tongue in cheek or not---Thinks!) ;-) ;-)
Seriously,
Tried it out "for real" today, and quite impressed with the app. I too had the warnings "database is out of date" (although I HAD downloaded/updated on initial installation). Mind you, I was getting the warnings each time I opened the app whilst indoors, and had NOT used it. When I had used the app (took it for a drive) the warnings were no longer heard :-).
Thoughts... "We" are seen as a "dot" on the mapping. Can that not be changed to an "Arrow" in the direction of travel (cosmetic I know, but would save any confusion!). Also, is it not possible to incorporate a timed (or manual) "dusk til dawn" functionality, to dim the display during general hours of darkness (+/-), similar to that of Google Maps inbuilt timing.
Joined: Aug 21, 2005 Posts: 1761 Location: Kent, England
Posted: Fri Jan 21, 2011 11:08 pm Post subject:
Quick question if I may, and sorry if it turns out to be a stupid one!
I am sure I have read somewhere on the forum that once you install this app and get the download of the database your subscription is locked so that you can only download the cameras in that format. Is that correct or am I dreaming?
The reason I ask is that I have Sygic for Europe and Copilot for the USA and still want to be able to download and install cameras on them too. The idea is that I will then use Cameralert when I am in the UK and not plotting a route, but use Sygic/Copilot when I am plotting a route of when I am not in the UK. _________________ Peter
HTC Sensation
Sygic GPS for Europe (No more TT "support"!)
Copilot for USA
Bury CC9060 bluetooth car kit & Brodit mount
"Ladies and Gentlemen (the masses reading this forum post),
It comes with sad news, that "Juniper" may not be able to afford the 59p for the CamerAlert application.
May we reach out to each and every one of you to see if you, your friends, and/or colleagues could just donate at least 1p to the just cause, so that Jupiter may be able to purchase this application, and sleep well tonight.
Thank you!!!! (Mmmm. Was THAT tongue in cheek or not---Thinks!) ;-) ;-)
Happy for you to pass your collection to a charity of my choice - how about Action for Children? (Shameless plug for my wife's employer) - as you may have missed the post where I said I had bought the app. Ironic that I had to sell one of the children to raise the cash mind you...
Joined: 11/07/2002 14:36:40 Posts: 23848 Location: Hampshire, UK
Posted: Fri Jan 21, 2011 11:22 pm Post subject:
peterc10 wrote:
I am sure I have read somewhere on the forum that once you install this app and get the download of the database your subscription is locked so that you can only download the cameras in that format. Is that correct or am I dreaming?
No - that is correct, but it applies to installations of CamerAlert only. It does not restrict your access to download the database from this site for use on a SatNav or a SatNav app that supports our database.
It only restricts you to one install of 'CamerAlert' linked to your subscription, nothing else is affected. _________________ Darren Griffin
Joined: Aug 21, 2005 Posts: 1761 Location: Kent, England
Posted: Fri Jan 21, 2011 11:35 pm Post subject:
Darren wrote:
No - that is correct, but it applies to installations of CamerAlert only. It does not restrict your access to download the database from this site for use on a SatNav or a SatNav app that supports our database.
It only restricts you to one install of 'CamerAlert' linked to your subscription, nothing else is affected.
Thanks Darren, I will download tomorrow when I am awake and sober enough and have sold a kidney to pay for it (any offers). _________________ Peter
HTC Sensation
Sygic GPS for Europe (No more TT "support"!)
Copilot for USA
Bury CC9060 bluetooth car kit & Brodit mount
"Ladies and Gentlemen (the masses reading this forum post),
It comes with sad news, that "Juniper" may not be able to afford the 59p for the CamerAlert application.
May we reach out to each and every one of you to see if you, your friends, and/or colleagues could just donate at least 1p to the just cause, so that Jupiter may be able to purchase this application, and sleep well tonight.
Thank you!!!! (Mmmm. Was THAT tongue in cheek or not---Thinks!) ;-) ;-)
Happy for you to pass your collection to a charity of my choice - how about Action for Children? (Shameless plug for my wife's employer) - as you may have missed the post where I said I had bought the app. Ironic that I had to sell one of the children to raise the cash mind you...
Thanks Darren, I will download tomorrow when I am awake and sober enough and have sold a kidney to pay for it (any offers).
I'll give you 59p for your kidney, I could do with a spare
That was a KIDNEY Darren, not a LIVER :-) _________________ HTC OneX (IceCreamSandwich), HTC DesireHD (Gingerbread) Co-Pilot Premium, GoogleMaps+CamerAlert352
TomTomOne (Original with the faster processor!)
v7.903, o/s 2344, GPSv1.21 Boot 5.0500
Mv710.1561(W Europe)+Traffic, N82 connection to GPRS traffic
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Joined: Nov 18, 2006 Posts: 37 Location: near Bath, UK
Posted: Sat Jan 22, 2011 12:02 am Post subject:
I had this running in background with CoPilot. I didn't see any alert on approaching a camera that CoPilot identified. On return journey just running Cameralert, same camera was picked up OK. I had Cameralert to warn of cameras in both directions. Any ideas? ***EDIT**** maybe not set for both directions - my mistake
Last edited by bewildered on Sat Jan 22, 2011 4:56 pm; edited 1 time in total
No - that is correct, but it applies to installations of CamerAlert only. It does not restrict your access to download the database from this site for use on a SatNav or a SatNav app that supports our database.
It only restricts you to one install of 'CamerAlert' linked to your subscription, nothing else is affected.
I have two android phones and I installed cameralert on both. I linked my PGPSW subscription to one phone (the one I use daily) succefully. I then tried to link my second phone and of course it failed saying that linking is only allowed for one phone at the time. I have one problem with that. In my line of work I change my phone about every 3-4 months as I have access to the latest android phones for testing purposes. I can raise a ticket with PGPSW every time I change my phone to move the subscription to the new phone. Will this be a problem from your side?
Also, in Android market place, when you downoad the app, it says "A subscription can be used on other GPS devices as well as the Android (maximum of three devices, one of which may be and Android or iPhone Smartphone)". Does it mean that I can use it either on my iphone or on my android, but not on both? If yes, what are the other two devices I could use it on? (I believe these two devices do not include a windows mobile phone with TomTom or a PNA device or an android phone with other satnavs, supporting other formats, like OV2, MacGuider, etc... I can install and use the camera files downoaded from PGPSW website on these, without having this limit of three). How is this limitation to max 3 devices actually working, as I don't get it really?
BTW: Keep up the good work. I really like this app.
One feature request:
- Would it be possible to add one option in the settings to automatically launch an application of choice as soon as cameralert loads up? In this way, I only need to hit the cameralert icon to automatically getting cameralert running in the background and my favourite satnav app launched in the foreground.
Joined: 02/11/2002 22:41:59 Posts: 11878 Location: Massachusetts, USA
Posted: Sat Jan 22, 2011 12:09 am Post subject:
Nice one. Request duly noted. HOWEVER! Now you also need to come up with a good name for that feature. "good" meaning usable in UI terms. _________________ Lutz
One feature request:
- Would it be possible to add one option in the settings to automatically launch an application of choice as soon as cameralert loads up? In this way, I only need to hit the cameralert icon to automatically getting cameralert running in the background and my favourite satnav app launched in the foreground.
I use Tasker android app, I'm sure you could set a profile such that when CamerAlert was launched you could also launch e.g. Google maps - and turn on bluetooth at the same time.
I posted this on the android news release but for some reason it ended up on the iPhone thread. Does anyone know if the allow automatic updating updates the camera files as well as the app? Or do you have manually remember to update each time a database comes outg
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