Hello,
First, I have:
- jailbroken iPhone 3GS
- Firmware 3.1.2
- TomTom 1.1 Western Europe
- Pioneer car radio with BlueTooth module (radio can be used as hands-free carkit and BT Audio streaming)
NB: I'm from the Netherlands, so I have translated the spoken commands as accurate as possible. There might be some errors to the real versions used
This is what I do:
- turn on car radio to pair with iPhone -> this always works
- start the iPod on the iPhone to play music over BT to the radio -> this always works
- start TomTom and define route -> always works
- start driving
What happens:
The music is playing, and TomTom wants to tell me that I have to turn rightt in 800 meters. Therefor it pauses the music and telss me: "After 800 meters, turn r" . Directly after the "r" of right the music starts palying abain (stop pausing...). TomTom pauses the music too short. But this is not always the case. Please find below a list of commands and what the output is (first what is should be, and after the "=>" what happens (...)):
turn left +> turn left
turn left, followed by turn left => turn left, followed by turn...
after 800 meters turn right => after 800 meters turn r...
go straight ahead at round-about, second exit => go straight ahead at round-about, second exit
It looks like TomTom (or Apple???) has a predefined list of pause durations and chooses from this list for every command. Either the predefined pauses are too short, or the wrong one is chosen.
My questions:
- Do other people encounter this problem as well?
- Is there a fix for this problem?
- Does anybody know the location of the assumed list of predefined pauses (in some sort of plist file)?
I am familiar with editing *.ipa files and plist/string files, so it's not a problem hacking into them.
I have asked the questoin to TomTom already, but did not get a response until now.
I hope one of you have the solution.
Kind regards,
Sheppy
First, I have:
- jailbroken iPhone 3GS
- Firmware 3.1.2
- TomTom 1.1 Western Europe
- Pioneer car radio with BlueTooth module (radio can be used as hands-free carkit and BT Audio streaming)
NB: I'm from the Netherlands, so I have translated the spoken commands as accurate as possible. There might be some errors to the real versions used
This is what I do:
- turn on car radio to pair with iPhone -> this always works
- start the iPod on the iPhone to play music over BT to the radio -> this always works
- start TomTom and define route -> always works
- start driving
What happens:
The music is playing, and TomTom wants to tell me that I have to turn rightt in 800 meters. Therefor it pauses the music and telss me: "After 800 meters, turn r" . Directly after the "r" of right the music starts palying abain (stop pausing...). TomTom pauses the music too short. But this is not always the case. Please find below a list of commands and what the output is (first what is should be, and after the "=>" what happens (...)):
turn left +> turn left
turn left, followed by turn left => turn left, followed by turn...
after 800 meters turn right => after 800 meters turn r...
go straight ahead at round-about, second exit => go straight ahead at round-about, second exit
It looks like TomTom (or Apple???) has a predefined list of pause durations and chooses from this list for every command. Either the predefined pauses are too short, or the wrong one is chosen.
My questions:
- Do other people encounter this problem as well?
- Is there a fix for this problem?
- Does anybody know the location of the assumed list of predefined pauses (in some sort of plist file)?
I am familiar with editing *.ipa files and plist/string files, so it's not a problem hacking into them.
I have asked the questoin to TomTom already, but did not get a response until now.
I hope one of you have the solution.
Kind regards,
Sheppy
