buzz456 wrote:I have Google Earth Pro and it works fine. I suppose they have nothing to do with each other.
The image database is probably the same, it's just means by which it is accessed is different. I tried my Google overlays on a route, and it's working fine. The last time it stopped working was when Google forced me to add credit card credentials to the account, then it started working again.
Since Google earth is still working, you can use those images on one screen and the route on the other screen. Then draw distance lines between known good location coordinates to triangulate an object's position. I have to do this with the Mason City Traction route as the tracks have become so far off from the Google overlays. While it may not match the overlays, at least track and objects have relative position to each other. But then again, I'm dealing with a mostly flat "Iowa" world, although it is anything but flat when viewed through a telephoto lens.