Fòram na Gàidhlig

Hello,

My GPS Tom-Tom in Gàidhlig, Is it possible?
Thank you for your help.

TomTom is a commercial product, so we can't just go ahead and tr*nsl*t* at our will.

The only navigation-related thing that we have in Gaelic is https://www.openstreetmap.org/ - I translated the user interface a while ago. Accessing the Gaelic place names is a bit difficult though - they set the language by country, which is English for all of the UK. The Welsh have solved that problem by adding both Welsh and English to the "English" version of the name, but we don't have anybody who would input all that data. They are working on real multilingual display of placenames, but it is still experimental.

We're looking into some GPS systems which allow you to create translations but we're a bit snowed under right now. It's on the list though.

If someone has experience with this, please do come forward and maybe we can do something more quickly.

OK thank you for the reply. I know very well OpenStreetMap , I've "mapping" (It's the name using in french , I don't know if it's the same in english) my region on OSM, but I Use Tom tom in my car. It's a pity I can put irish gaelic on it but not scottish gaelic
It' curious because (may be I'm wrong) anybody can add a voice in any language in Tom tom. :
https://www.gps-data-team.com/pda-gps-n ... ic/11.html

If you find out what the strings are and how to get them bundled into the right format, I can arrange for good quality translations and recordings.

I will search!!

I found in english:
http://www.andysiddell.com/tomtom-create.html
https://create.tomtom.com/manuals/creat ... n-content/
http://tomtom.gps-data-team.com/tomtom_voices.php
http://ifx-tomtom-voice-changer.software.informer.com/
......
on youtube : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8DKyqJ6MByA

I have sent a text tr*nsl*t**n to Akerbeltz. Thanks for the research