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andydigital44
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I did the very first backup with Explorer anyway and i kept this on an external HDD because i'd read about the TTS problem on the forum before i'd even bought the 910. After that i did another backup with Home on my PC and i compared the files and folders done via both methods and they were identical.
I now have a third backup which i call my "active" backup which has everything included, including my MP3's photos, POI's and cams. This backup is also done with Home and i keep it current with the Synchronise button in the backup area of Home. |
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nimh999
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More questions for the experts.
What is the difference between a mobile and a pmobile?
Can you copy and paste a mobile.ogg and make it a pmobile.ogg to get the additional custom warning for a pmobile?
Can I archive the maps that I do not use and camera warnings for the rest of Europe so that when I backup it takes less time and disk space?
Thanks in advance |
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mikealder
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Location: Blackpool , Lancs
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| nimh999 wrote: | | What is the difference between a mobile and a pmobile? |
A mobile is a known verified location where the camera operates from, the pMobile location is a submitted location that as yet still requires verification as a feasible location.
| nimh999 wrote: | | Can you copy and paste a mobile.ogg and make it a pmobile.ogg to get the additional custom warning for a pmobile? |
Yes you can do this, you need to make sure the ogg file name matches the pmobile ov2 file name exactly (minus the file extension of course), configure your warnings and the device will alert you to pmobiles in the same way.
| nimh999 wrote: | | Can I archive the maps that I do not use and camera warnings for the rest of Europe so that when I backup it takes less time and disk space? |
Again you can do this, but I would also add you should back-up the maps to a removable media (DVD) and keep them safe, if you delete them from the device they you need the data stored elsewhere, I wouldn't trust a simple hard drive in a PC for this - put the data on DVD and keep it safe - Mike |
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