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12th January 2016, 02:17 PM #1
Speeding up TomTom frame rate / refresh rate
I've noticed how jerky the refresh rate is on my tomtom. For example, when tracking along a route, things move in noticeable increments (maybe only 2-4 frames a second) I'm curious if it is totally dictated by the processing power/ram of the device, or if it is throttled within the navcore somewhere.
Anyone ever played around with this? Would be a cool tweak if you could increase the refresh rate for a smoother visual!poshea Reviewed by poshea on . Speeding up TomTom frame rate / refresh rate I've noticed how jerky the refresh rate is on my tomtom. For example, when tracking along a route, things move in noticeable increments (maybe only 2-4 frames a second) I'm curious if it is totally dictated by the processing power/ram of the device, or if it is throttled within the navcore somewhere. Anyone ever played around with this? Would be a cool tweak if you could increase the refresh rate for a smoother visual! Rating: 5
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12th January 2016, 08:45 PM #2
It's probably down to a shortage of RAM when travelling along a route. Do you have too many POI's enabled as that will consume an excessive amount of RAM?
Have a look at how much free RAM you have whilst on a route. If you find it's low then you need to look at disabling as many POI's as possible or if you've already done that then try installing a navcore with a built in swap file which will improve things no end.
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poshea (16th January 2016)
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16th January 2016, 10:08 AM #3
Thanks fredderf. Only have 2x POI turned on, and even turning those off doesn't seem to make a difference.
I'm on a MAZDA NB1 build in dash system running latest navcore 10.854. Not sure how much physical RAM this system has... Anyone know?
I read a bit about the swap file for 9.450 (for devices with 32MB OF RAM). Anyone know if it's possible to add a swap file to NB1 navcore 10.854?
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21st January 2016, 05:49 PM #4
A swap-file don't push the "frame-rate", it will only protect a 32MB-sytem against freeze.
Use your NB1 "as it is" and look to the road and not permently on the screen.
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jarkita (21st January 2016)
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21st January 2016, 06:56 PM #5
Lol. Fair call. The jerkiness does not really bother me so much, certainly the unit is perfectly functional as is... I guess I just enjoy pushing the limits of what's 'tweakable'. I've certainly learned allot about the tomtom navcore, and achieved quite a few mods on my in dash system that I wouldn't have thought possible a few months ago! So I figure no harm in asking.
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jarkita (22nd January 2016)
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