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Re: GPS on HD
by Ray Palmer on Jun 12, 2009 at 2:48:56 pm

Can you explain the work flow? I have two 900's and two GPS modules.
I just haven't been able to get the GPS info out of a deck.
Which deck are you using? Where does the Meta data appear?

I have the front end, meaning the camera. I just haven't figured out the decode end, meaning the deck and display.

The HD decks that I have are the old 130DC, 1200A and 1400.

Ray

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