@Graf Geo - yep - that makes 100% sense.
What about the more general case of "route planning" inserted into middle of existing track?
What about the more general case of "route planning" inserted into middle of existing track?
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Show posts MenuQuote from: Graf Geo on May 19, 2025, 07:45:39I can't open the video because it's private.@Graf Geo - now fixed - now unlisted - hmm, I thought anyone with link could view a private video
Quote from: Graf Geo on May 19, 2025, 07:45:39But following the steps in your list I can't see any problem:ahh - there's the issue - your step #3 - it doesn't display supermarkets; it still displays toilets; same for #6; plus issue with panels "stacking"
1- search for Toilets - OK
2- now search for Supermarket
3- bottom panel now displays supermarkets
4- tap panel Back button
5- now search for Food & Drink
6- bottom panel displays Food & Drink
Quote from: Graf Geo on May 18, 2025, 09:49:28I cannot confirm the first issue, it works correctly for me. I don't understand your second problem, what do you expect?@Graf Geo - there is only 1 issue. Sorry for any confusion. I've created a video that may help explain the problem easier. see https://youtu.be/u6wH6s9qMhQ. #seconds below in the video
Quote from: balloni55 on May 17, 2025, 16:40:22what does the endless blue bar mean for some lopois?@balloni55 - the endless blue bar is an animation representing the "flowing water" ;-)
Quote from: Graf Geo on May 17, 2025, 11:02:37This is true if the copy is saved in a different folder. But with a longpress on the (empty) thumbnail, this is created.@Graf Geo - longpress - sure, but shouldn't be necessary - surely thumbnail should always be in-sync with track info?
Quote from: Graf Geo on May 10, 2025, 00:25:16When I open the route planner, Locus crashes regularly.@Graf Geo - sorry to read, just checked, it's working for me.
Quote from: T-mo on May 07, 2025, 18:35:49Yes, no-one needs those 1970-dates. Though it indicates some lack and outdated handling@Morris75 @T-Mo 1970 - as posted - Unix/ Linux "time zero". Also as posted @Menion explained the metadata timestamp is the important one.![]()
Quote from: Tapio on May 07, 2025, 18:25:26How's GDrive download for you guys recently? For me, downloads aren't mostly starting, as in screenshot.@Tapio - download to Windows 11 worked for me & unlike false "virus" detection with 4.29.0.2, Microsoft Virus scan didn't complain this time ;-) BTW to clarify, I mean working with Google Drive webpage not GDrive app.
Quote from: Morris75 on May 06, 2025, 10:05:19I've discovered a problem with the route planner.@Morris75 what timestamp would you expect? I just checked a few of my routes too, and confirm the first route-point starting <time>1970-01-01T00:00:01.077Z</time> which is clearly Unix zero time. The GPX of a route is not a recorded track, and so <time> isn't an actual time, although the time of each subsequent point of calculated according to the estimated speed from the routing profile. As far as I know 1970 has always been the default.
When I create and save a route, my route is saved with the date 1970-01-01T and the time 00:00Z