gpsmania wrote:The problem is, after choose language then the program will exit automatically, all the time like that.

Yurbuh Tuggly wrote:Kinda depends which version (1.1 or 1.2), where you got it from, and what the data.zip for what you have supports as far as resolution goes. Sometimes, the resolution settings for a Nav program in a D-Din, are not what you think it might be.
Post the contents of the sys.txt you are using.

gpsmania wrote:We put the right data.zip (800x480pixels).

Yurbuh Tuggly wrote:Sometimes, the correct resolution settings for a Nav program in a D-Din, are not what you think it should be.
Post the contents of the sys.txt you are using.

Yurbuh Tuggly wrote:Also, what is the brand/model of your unit?

Yurbuh Tuggly wrote:In Primo 1.2, go to Settings>Sound and Warnings>Volume. There you can set Guidance and Alerts to a lower volume (or mute) while leaving Master and Music as loud as you like.

2Din come in many variations. Those devices are often capable of playing video in a higher resolution than used for navigation.
Example: 800*480 for playing movies and 320*240 for gps purposes.
In their advertising, manufacturers will underline the 800*480 resolution and often not mention GPS runs only at 320*240. But it's the 320*240 prebuild you need in this example.
If you are not sure of your GPS resolution, we have a solution. In fact, we recommend you use it, EVEN IF YOU ARE SURE !!

2Din Resolution Finder - thanks to Yoff's, credit goes also to Xtyler92, who made this program.

This is a small application that you will launch like any other navigation program on your 2Din unit. First make note of what your 2Din calls the SD card slot. Then download the version that matches what your device calls the SD card:


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Unrar the download and copy the Resolution Tester folder to your SD card. Then change the path for the navigation button on your device to launch the ResolutionTester.exe in the Resolution Tester folder. Now launch it using the Navigation button on your device. The first resolution you will see is 320x240. If it doesn't look right, hit the next button. Continue to do so until you find the resolution that looks right on your screen. Once you do, make note of the resolution and then hit the red circle button with the white "X" to exit the program. From there delete the Resolution Tester folder off your SD card and proceed to download igo8 for the resolution your device uses.

IMPORTANT:

On Windows CE6, an error may occur (error#2).
Thanks to Osprey, there is a solution:

Hi.
With regards to your post in the "2Din" thread, a much easier and less error-prone way of determining the screen's resolution is to use MortScript, as I did to find out my resolution. It doesn't matter what the SD card is named and it can tell you exactly what the resolution is (so no cycling through images and making a judgment about which one looks better). It also ought to work on CE6.

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All that this program does is put a message up on the screen that says "Device resolution: ", followed by the detected resolution (ex. "480x272" for me).

Feel free to add it to your post, if you'd like. If you do, instructions are identical to what you already have posted (since I named the folder and executable the same).

-Osprey

Templo wrote:Yes there is a possibility but it is possible to prevent the master mute completely and with single-click mute only Guidance sound?

Templo wrote:Another question, TMC hardware is not present on my device.
I have TomTom external TMC hardware with USB connection.
Is there any software / drivers that can make possible that TomTom (or other) TMC can be used?

gpsmania wrote:I think for double din, the resolution screen is not only the problem, it has different storage name, because my iGO8 is good and running perfectly, but primo, it's always exit after choose language, I have never been succeed to run primo till now, almost all primo version had been tested.

Yurbuh Tuggly wrote:OK then, you are relatively sure it is not a resolution problem. Then, while not knowing anything about your device (you don't know, or won't say), I will guess that it's a RAM memory issue--as in not enough. Primo has much higher memory requirements than iGO 8.
I have other guesses too....in case this one is wrong. I can go on guessing all day. Or all month.

gpsmania wrote:my device is chinese double din, no brand at all, com 1, port 9600, storage name: StorageCard, Windows CE 6, RAM 128MB, internal memory name is: NandFlash.