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Issue 147: Issues with AVD -> Maps not showing, POIs don't appear
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Reported by luis.lor...@gmail.com, Nov 25, 2012
What steps will reproduce the problem?

I'm using Eclipse Juno 3.7.2. I've followed all tutorials explaining the libraries process and so. Just a few warnings about text strings and dead code, but it compiles. I need this running under AVD for a little presentation about AR, so I can't use a real device. Let's begin.

1. Create a virtual device with this specs: 3.2'' QVGA (320x480), Google API 10, camera emulated, RAM 512 and VMH 16 MB.

2. As soon as I run the application, the first error appears if you don't initialize the GPS with some position.

3. Then, despite you modify or not the API Key in MixMap.java with yours, google maps are not correctly shown in the AVD emulator. It just shows a blank map.

4. I have downloaded a GPX route which can be loaded in DMSS to update GPS positions. See it attached. Despite the application says to receive information from Wikipedia or Twitter, POIs are not shown. You can change radius to a wider value, but radar isn't updated nor POIs appear.

What is the expected output? What do you see instead?

Google maps should appear, POIs should be shown on map, magnification bar doesn't update the radar...

What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?

Mixare master

Please provide any additional information below.

Any guide or tutorial step by step would be fantastic for this application.

paseo-por-madrid-centro.gpx
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Dec 12, 2012
#1 edwin.sc...@gmail.com
It will most likely require some effort to make it work on the emulator and if it would work, it would be very slow.

Mixare creates his final view with the help of the phone's instruments like a accelerometer (rotation), which your AVD does not have.

So, I would suggest you grab a friends phone and compile on that, that would save a alot of effort and thus, time.  

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