@white.mouse said in Streetview: Misschien even een ticket aanmaken! Dat is misschien wel wat ja. Dank voor de tip. Gr Ruurt

Ah OK I should have thought of that. I'll give it a go

@Corjan-Meijerink said in MRA use on 2000 mile trip: You can actually get 2 pints for £9.99? That's amazing! indeed you can @Corjan-Meijerink , you just have to look in the right places, off the beaten track, obviously sometimes it was a little expensive, but hey, it's a holiday. ️

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@Marinus-van-Deudekom Many Thanks will give that a go!

Hi @Gilles-collignon, there is a big advantage if you are using MRA-Routeplanner (for planning) and parallel MyRoute-App (for navigation). Instead of TomTom or Garmin navigation devices. In this case, there is no longer a need of manual transfer via gpx file. Your planned routes in MRA-Routeplanner will be synched automatically to MyRoute-App! And if you record your trip (may parallel to navigate) in MyRoute-App - then you can make fotos by the app. This will keep the fotos related to the track as geo referenced. After yor trip, if you have saved your recorded track, you can view this track in MRA-Routeplanner - with the fotos you made - exactly on the map, where you made it

Hi @Sam-Kramer , as @RetiredWingMan wrote: access rights for MyRoute-App to location must be granted for all time. Not limited for time in wich App is used! And battery saving for the App must be off! Then, as @Nick-Carthew wrote, tap the red circle icon down right on the screen, to get it green. This will start recording your trip. At the end of your trip, you need to tap again the now green circle icon, to start saving procedure; this will take a couple of seconds. If you don't have Internet connection this time and saving fails, check upload queue in App. You can repeat uploading of failed tracks, if you have a Internet connection later on. And about wording: you are right. "Via Points" in MRA-Routeplanner are called in other navigation devices differently; may called Waypoints... Inside a gpx file (file format is common), you can see: if there is a route, the points are called routepoints. If there is a track, the points are called trackpoints. And if there is a POI (Point of Interrest) included, it's called waypoint. Sounds a bit irritating, but take a moment to think about, then you will understand. Also you need to understand: what you usually are planning before a ride, is a route. Defined by routepoints (via, or shaping). At MyRoute-App you will see a blue line as overlay on map. And you will see turn instruction icons on screen and you will get additional voice instructions during ride. In opposit: you can record your ride, then it's a track and you will see a yellow line as overlay on map. Both also at same tine: following a route and recording your ride as track. If you will follow later on your saved and reloaded ride (track), or get a recorded trip of someone else as gpx file - then you must check ongoing the track line on map and compare, if you are still on right road. You will not get turn instruction icons on screen and you will not get additional voice instructions from tracks! Usually... But new in MyRoute-App: you can use a route - but navigate as track. Then you will get additional voice instructions during ride! The advantage is: navigation is really calculating the path exactly on the track. You know - if you share a route with others, each navigation device is calculating the path by it's own algorithm. Result will be different at each device.

Do you also use the Tomtom maps and routing algorithms when planning your maps?

Hallo Jack, maak even een ondersteuningsticket aan via: https://www.myrouteapp.com/support

@Colin-Hodgkinson Open a route and click Save as, choose .gpx 1.1 (route, track, POI) this will save the .gpx file to your download folder on your computer. Plug in your USB memory stick and drag and drop the .gpx file into it.

@Jay-Salvo hi Jay SilverFox will work with MRA but only in Bluetooth mode.

@Niek-1200GSA MyRoute-app is een website en geen programma op je pc. Het zou niet mogelijk zijn om dit in te stellen. MyRoute-app is a website and not a program on your PC. It would not be possible to set this up.

@Denny-Blew Your Gold subscription is for the website route planner. Because it is a website if there are any updates, they will happen automatically. Do you also have MRA Navigation Next?

Hi @Theo-Bos Een tijdje terug heb ik een Beeline Moto II gekocht en ik maak al jaren gebruik van MRA voor mijn routes. Het exporteren en importeren gaat prima en de route volgen ook, zolang je op de route blijft. Zodra je van de route af gaat krijg je geen aanwijzingen meer. Dit is bij een omleiding nogal onhandig. Online kon ik hierover weinig vinden dus ik heb zelf wat huiswerk gedaan om de 2 beter op elkaar aan te sluiten en een ticket ingeschoten bij Beeline. Omdat het niet zeker is wat ze hiermee gaan doen heb ik ook een online tool (gratis, geen cookies oid) gemaakt om een gpx van MyRouteApp te converteren naar een Beeline versie. Met dat bestand is het mogelijk om in de app alleen de waypoints te importeren. Dat is de enige manier om met de Beeline app de route aan te kunnen passen + een route te krijgen die je wel aanwijzigingen geeft als je van het pad raakt (voor zover ik heb getest). Als je de waypoints wat tactischer zet, zodat de Beeline geen gekke herberekeningen gaat doen, dat werkt het best goed. Je kan de tool hier vinden: https://data-integration.dev/utils/myrouteapp-to-beeline/ Voor de mogelijke techneuten onder ons heb ik er ook een blogpost van gemaakt met meer details: https://data-integration.dev/posts/mra-beeline/ Misschien kun je er niets meer mee gezien de datum van je vraag, maar hopelijk wel iemand anders die hierop uitkomt tijdens de zoektocht !

@Gordon-Scott You can transfer a route to the BMW CRN in 2 ways: Open the route and save it as gpx 1.1 (Track, POI) the route is saved in the downloads folder of your PC. Connect the CRN to your PC using the supplied cable. Then move the gpx file to the "Routes" folder on the CRN. In the CRN go to Navigation, then routes, then click on the 3 dots at the top right and choose import. Choose the route you want to import. Download the MyRoute-app app from the store and install it on your phone. Log in with your MRA account in the app. Go to routes, select the route you want to transfer, click on download, then export and then choose the Connected app from BMW. Choose the track, remove any other "v" from the files to be imported and choose import. If you have connected the CRN with the Connected App to your BMW ID, the route will also be visible in the CRN

@Nick-Carthew That worked, I was unaware of that option, thank you!!!