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Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of Help/AudioMapping

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 With this method, you make waypoints to identify locations of interest. However you record a separate audio file for each one and the name of each file is added as a property with the corresponding waypoint before loading into JOSM. When JOSM then creates the Audio Marker for each waypoint, it knows which audio clip to play when you click on the marker.
+Advantages: no synchronization or calibration is required; ideal if you have an easy to use GPS that has a voice note function.
+Advantages: by far the simplest method to work with in JOSM; no synchronization or calibration is required; ideal if you have an easy to use GPS that has a voice note function, or if you can automate linking the individual files to waypoint elements in your GPX file.
+Disadvantages: unless your GPS takes voice notes at a waypoint the recorder needs to be started and stopped for each waypoint as well as making the waypoint itself; another piece of software is required to join the audio to the GPX file, unless you have a GPS that does this for you.
+Disadvantages: unless your GPS automatically takes voice notes at a waypoint the recorder needs to be started and stopped for each waypoint as well as making the waypoint itself; another piece of software is required to join the audio to the GPX file, unless you have a GPS that does this for you.
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