Yeah the example still doesn't work. The baud rates are on 9600.
This is a snippet from the GPSport.h file in the library. The GPSport file is included at the top of the example.
There are 2 ways this file can be used:
//
// I. AS IS, which tries to guess which port a beginner should use.
// If you include <SoftwareSerial.h>, <NeoSWSerial.h>, <AltSoftSerial.h>,
// <NeoICSerial.h> OR <NeoHWSerial.h> before this file (in the INO)
// or on line 152 below, one of those ports will be used for the GPS.
// This file cannot always guess what you want, so you may need to use it
// in the 2nd way...
What software serial library are you using? Try including that library before the #include for GPSport.h.
That didn't work. But I was just trying some things and found a solution. I changed the pins to the serial port. And in NMEAGPS_cfg.h on line 48 I changed NMEA_RMC to NMEA_ZDA. Then I uploaded it to the Arduino and plugged in my data cables after uploading. It is weird because last time I used this I had other settings but I'm glad that it works again. Thank you for your help.