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PSP-Maps
http://royale.zerezo.com/psp/

Install:
	* Copy PSP-Maps folder to your PSP/GAMExxx folder.
	* For custom firmwares 3.90, please also try PSP/GAME380 folder.

Controls:
	* Digital pad: move the map.
	* Analog pad: move smoothly the map.
	* R button: zoom in.
	* L button: zoom out.
	* >< button: next view.
	* [] button: previous view.
	* /\ button: go to address.
	* () button: show/hide informations.
	* Start: menu.

Offline browsing:
	* First, make sure the disk cache is enabled (default).
	* Then, when you are online, browse the map to fill your cache.
	* When you start PSP-Maps, you can skip the wireless menu.
	* Now, you can browse your cache!

Caching:
	* You can adjust the size of your cache in the menu (you must validate to confirm).
	* The bigger is the better, but it will use some space on your memory stick.
	* The "cache zoom levels" option is helpful to download a big map to your cache.

PC version:
	* If you don't have WiFi, you can use the PC version to build a compatible cache.
	* It can also be used to prepare a large cache (PC is faster than PSP).
	* You will have exactly the same display as the PSP.
	* Arrows to move, page up/down to zoom, F1/F2/F3/F4 for buttons, escape for menu.
	* Copy the cache/ and data/ folders to your PSP.
	* An easier way is to connect the PSP to the PC, browse to the PSP-Maps folder, and launch pspmaps.exe directly from there.

GP2X version:
	* You will have to build a map cache on the PC before.
	* This is just experimental, it may not work in the future...

KML support:
	* Create a kml/ directory in your PSP-Maps folder.
	* Copy the .kml files in this directory.
	* Currently, it only supports "Points" and "Lines".
	* If you create an .png image with the same name as your KML file, it will be used to replace the default marker.
	* You can easily create directions with this link (replace the towns in the URL):
		http://maps.google.com/maps?output=kml&saddr=toulouse&daddr=paris

URL updating:
	* The file "urls.txt" contains the list of addresses used by PSP-Maps to retrieve the images.
	* If Google Maps does not work anymore, try updating this file with the latest version.
	* You can now use Google China, replace the first line by:
		http://mt%d.google.cn/mt?v=cn1.4&x=%d&y=%d&zoom=%d

Motion Kit:
	* Since version 1.3 you can use the PSP Motion Kit with PSP-Maps.
	* Tilting the PSP will allow you to move on the map.
	* Moving the PSP quickly up or down will allow you to zoom.
	* If you experience errors starting PSP-Maps, you can try to remove the motion_driver.prx file.

GPS support:
	* Since version 2.0 you can use the PSP-290 GPS with PSP-Maps.
	* As soon as the GPS gets a signal, it will try to center the map on the current position.
	* You can disable this behavior in the menu if you want to manually move on the map again.

Offline Tile Import/Export:

Version 2.4.1 contains some expanded options for offline map
viewing in addition to the basic disk cache.  The new options allow
you to export map image tile sets from the disk cache, and import tile
sets in OpenStreetMap OSM_Tile format from other sources such as the
gmapcatcher program.  The format is described here.

http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Slippy_map_tilenames

The new PSP-Maps offline feature uses an "offline" directory under the
main PSP-Maps directory to hold the image tiles.  Under the offline
directory it uses a unique subdirectory for each view type.  The OSM
slippy map directories are placed in the unique subdirectories.

There's a new menu with 3 cache operations.  The "copy to offline"
function will copy the current disk cache contents to the "offline"
directory.  The "move to offline" will do the same, and clear the disk
cache.  The "clear" option will clear out the disk cache.  Use the
right and left arrow keys to select the option.  The enter or space
key will perform the cache operation.

You can use these new menu options to create and populate directories
for your preferred map views.  Or you can use gmapcatcher to fetch and
export them in OSM_tile format, then transfer them manually to the
appropriate subdirectory under the PSP-Maps "offline" directory.  Many,
but not all, PSP-Maps view types are supported by gmapcatcher.

These are subdirectories for the view types supported by PSP-Maps.

Directory                                PSP-Maps View Type
--------------------------------------------------------------
offline/Google/OSM_tiles                "Google Maps / Map"
offline/Google/OSM_sat_tiles            "Google Maps / Satellite"
offline/Google/OSM_hyb_tiles            "Google Maps / Hybrid"
offline/Google/OSM_ter_tiles            "Google Maps / Terrain"
offline/Virtual_Earth/OSM_tiles         "Virtual Earth / Road"
offline/Virtual_Earth/OSM_sat_tiles     "Virtual Earth / Aerial"
offline/Virtual_Earth/OSM_hyb_tiles     "Virtual Earth / Hybrid"
offline/Virtual_Earth/OSM_ter_tiles     "Virtual Earth / Hill"
offline/Yahoo/OSM_tiles                 "Yahoo! Maps / Map"
offline/Yahoo/OSM_sat_tiles             "Yahoo! Maps / Satellite"
offline/Yahoo/OSM_hyb_tiles             "Yahoo! Maps / Hybrid"
offline/OpenStreetMap/OSM_tiles         "OpenStreetMap / Mapnik"
offline/CloudMade/OSM_tiles             "OpenStreetMap / CloudMade"
offline/OpenCycleMap/OSM_tiles          "OpenCycleMap / Map"
offline/OpenCycleMap/OSM_chart_tiles    "OpenCycleMap / Transport"
offline/MapQuest/OSM_tiles              "MapQuest / Map"
offline/MapQuest/OSM_sat_tiles          "MapQuest / Open Aerial"

offline/Google_Moon/Apollo              "Google Moon / Apollo"
offline/Google_Moon/Clem_BW             "Google Moon / Clem BW"
offline/Google_Moon/Elevation           "Google Moon / Elevation"
offline/Google_Mars/Visible             "Google Mars / Visible"
offline/Google_Mars/Elevation           "Google Mars / Elevation"
offline/Google_Mars/Infrared            "Google Mars / Infrared"
offline/Google_Sky/Visible              "Google Sky / Visible"
offline/Google_Sky/Infrared             "Google Sky / Infrared"
offline/Google_Sky/Microwave            "Google Sky / Microwave"
offline/Google_Sky/Historical           "Google Sky / Historical"

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