@Con-Hennekens yes Sir !

@Nick-Carthew Got it! Seems it had trouble downloading... Thanks again!

@D-Griffin, I assume you are navigating your routes with the MRA app? In that case, yes, the tile that shows the next waypoint can be pressed to skip a waypoint. Also, if you do not press anything but simply deviate from the route, sooner or later a waypoint will be skipped, except for the obligatory hand shaped VIA point.

Hi @Mike-wiruth The record feature that you mention is not new, it’s called tracking and it will record every movement your phone makes and at the end of the day, you choose to save it and it will appear in your Tracklog folder. As far as I know, there’s no video but it’s quite intuitive, just tap the Red button when you start. You can even set the app to automatically record your tracklogs in the Navigation settings.

@BertM said in How to insert fuel stops coffee stops and places of interest when planning a route: I do not understand why someone would only use Via points. hi @BertM if you are referring to that small route of mine, i understand your confusion. i know the route above shows all via's but this was not finished i was merely using it as an example for the OP. when i make a route i do not us via points at all, save for start and finish obviously. personally, i find via points a pain in the a*%e, hence why I never use them, however, it is nice to have the option, for those who do use them, which is a major plus point for MRA.

@Nick-Carthew Well deserved!

This is exactly why I don't use the beep function either. I would also like to hear 1 beep per instruction, but not at the last second

@Nick-Carthew said in automatically download Offline Maps for your route: @Alex-Weiss The only way is to download the offline maps manually. Thank you for your Answer! Greetings Alex

@Guzzist said in making more than 1 track visible in same view: But it was the Unic Selling Point for the whole platform MyRoute-App, to be like a "Swiss Army knife" Haha, yes, that's true I know devs are thinking about more offroad compatibility. I think when that gets developed it makes more sense to have tracks visible in the background. But it is probably a long term wish I am afraid.

@Marinus-van-Deudekom , thanks for confirming. Would be nice though if one could hide the waypoints while recording the animation.

@Corjan-Meijerink thx. Mra is by far the beste app om te navigeren met alle opties. Je zou eens een poll kunnen doen om te kijken hoeveel mensen de dmd geïntegreerd zouden willen hebben. Wellicht stijgt de wens dan op de ladder.

@Erdna, Track navigation performs better with an internet connection. Hopefully that will change in the future, but for now the offline method can only "mimic" a track, hence smaller discrepancies can occur. Shapingpoints on a track don't do the same thing like in a route. They are merely there for reference, and as a target to skip to. Automatic skipping is not functional at all while navigating a track. When deviating from a track, a sensible re-entry point is calculated, but shapingpoints are not prefered within that logic, as far as I know.

@Marinus-van-Deudekom In de instellingen van de T865x kun je weergavegrootte (≠lettergrootte) aanpassen. Dit helpt al een stuk. Nadeel, geen splitscreen meer mogelijk. Dus hopelijk komt in de toekomst MRA nog met een iets groter lettertype.

@Dave-J-0 Hi Dave Im referring to the track colour, in the MRA its blue, in other apps its higher contrast or you can choose an entirely different colour.[image: 1743862751387-img_8100.jpg] [image: 1743862758050-img_8099.jpg]

@Arjan-de-Vries Ja, je hebt gelijk - er zijn nu heel wat gebruikers die de Remote 2-controller gebruiken met de MyRoute-app. En iedereen zou heel blij zijn als het eindelijk zou werken! Laten we hopen dat @Corjan-Meijerink snel een oplossing vindt.

@stuart-marritt ok - then it's the steps I described in second sektion. You can do this at your phone

@JP-d Try and relax about updating maps and just check for updates every few weeks. The chances of you missing an update that affects your route are very small.