Navigate with KML or GPX file for cycling - Nexus One Themes and Apps

Hello,
I'm cycling with friends (organized rides). but I still want to cycle those roads again. I record the track every time through Cardiotrainer and I can export those workouts to an GPX or KML file.
Is there a program were I can import the GPX or KML file and that program exports audio as "within 100 meters go left". A sort of GPS navigation but with audio export and the possibility to import an GPX and/or KML file. It is necessary that the program can say it in audio and not only text because my Nexus One will be in my backpack.
For better understanding:
I am looking for a navigation app for Nexus One which can import gpx or KML file and then use the app and gps in the Nexus One for doing the same route on my bike but with an audio voice who says where I have to go.
Any hint regards apps or ways to do this very welcome.

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get PlayerPro... that dev implemented the ability to read/write ratings to actual mp3 files. both WMP and MediaMonkey id3 rating system. then, to make sure the ratings are same on both your phone and your computer, install microsoft's SyncToy and set up a two-way folder sync.
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Thanks; I actually came across PlayerPro in the same search that returned your thread. The only problem I see is that I use WMP's autoplaylists to only sync 4 or 5 star rated items to my device. If I am using SyncToy to synchronize folders, that makes the whole dynamic rating thing kind of useless, doesn't it?
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Does MediaMonkey add anything I don't already get with WMP?
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Hi Guys,
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