Editing Voices on Your Garmin Mobile XT for Android

If you've ever encountered wrong prompts when navigating with your Garmin Mobile XT for Android, especially when taking roundabout exits, there might be a language ID issue at play. To resolve this problem, follow these steps.

Firstly, perform a simulation route to a destination that takes you through a roundabout. Monitor the voice prompts carefully and note down any errors. Next, install your updated voice file into your Garmin unit and select the new voice file based on the revised language ID. Keep in mind that the new language ID will only be written when you exit the application.

Before proceeding to the next step, make a backup copy of your original voice file just in case something goes wrong. To do this, highlight the voice you want to change, right-click and select 'Copy' followed by 'Paste'.

Once you've backed up your voice file, extract the stand-alone executable file from the package and run it on your computer. This program allows you to split WAV files, enabling you to replace them with your own custom recordings later.

For optimal results, choose a recording setting that matches the recommended format: 16-bit, mono, 89 kbps, 22050 Hz, Microsoft 4 bit IMA ADPCM or PCM quality at 352kbps, 22050hz, and 16bit. However, you may encounter some issues when selecting the recording settings.

It's essential to note that this program is compatible with Garmin Nuvi series devices as well as other GPS-capable devices. We've tested it on the latest version of Garmin Mobile XT (V5.00.60w) and found it to work seamlessly.

In conclusion, this tool allows you to edit voices on your Garmin GPS device, providing a convenient way to customize your navigation experience. With its user-friendly interface and flexibility in recording settings, this program is an excellent addition to any Garmin enthusiast's toolkit.

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