Hi @Paul-Steinberg as I mention in the other thread it is possible using MRA directly on the phone in dynamic mode to have the auto zoom pan out to over 15 miles & zoom into just a few hundred meters as you approach a junction
The first picture below shows the dynamic zoom set at -1.0 which shows over 15 miles of route ahead when the next turning is >3 miles & the speed is high
As the junction approaches you can clearly see in dynamic mode the map is zooming in as the mileage to point 2 decreases
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This second picture shows the same route with dynamic zoom set at -0.2 which shows over 5 miles of route ahead when the next turning is >3 miles & the speed is high
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In an ideal world some might prefer a different gradient of zoom levels so you get the far range of -1.0 & the closeup zoom of -0.2
(but why anyone needs to see as far ahead as -1.0 allows is beyond me )
Frankly I think the zoom function works pretty well, as least as good as Google where you don't get any option on how much it zooms
I would certainly not say it is "bad", is it perfect, no, could it be better, maybe yes, but how it could be better I am not so sure I could define,
what I prefer as a zoom gradient is going to differ to what others would like, its always going to be a personal preference, as we all ride at different speeds & some prefer to see further others not so much, so I think the zoom slider with its different ranges is quite a good comprise
If on your phone you are unable to get the zoom function correctly as above, I doubt you have any chance of seeing it work right with android auto