@Tony-13 said in Offline map update 1.2 to 1.36: Did not give a clear "download had finished You are right, the indication of having finished could be clearer. The progress circle does tell that, but the screen keeps saying "Updating". The app throws a system notification though, when it is ready. Glad it worked for you.

@Corjan-Meijerink said in Synchronization in the latest app update - A problem: @Richard-18 now that is interesting! Could you please contact support? Mention me, this forum message and include your logs (long press version number bottom of profile page) and we will assist you. We’ve tested with up to 2000 routes and had no issues. Seems like you got a lot of routes? Thank you, Corjan. There are 1,470 routes in my library. Each time I try, it gets to about 300 left to synchronise, then the app crashes with the error message. I am away from home at the moment, with a very poor internet connection. I’ll raise the ticket and reference this thread on my return. Kind regards, Richard

@Cookie-On-Tour That circle is the "track recording" icon! If it is red, you are not tracking your route, if it is green, it is tracking your route. Upon saving the track you get a tracklog in your account. In the settings you'll find the option to Auto-Start a track when navigating a route. There is no Auto-Stop.

@Con-Hennekens No problems! It was a good question and I had to figure it out myself what it meant!

@Lowi64 Yeah, there are really loads of options. Is CarPlay controlling the volume, like in your case Is the CarPlay device paired to the headset additionally to the phone Is the phone directly paired to the headset Or like with my chigee, CarPlay is only for visuals and phone controls volume. The system settings helped in my case. And also fixed the sound issues I had with Garmin Connect and my Forerunner watch, I even think that was the culprit changing my default voices to something absurd and quiet.

Misschien een idee voor de ontwikkelaars (heb geen idee of het realistisch is natuurlijk): De gehele route opmaken en opdelen in segmenten: Een segement/stuk over de weg, gemaakt in de HERE kaart en dus met navigatie-instructies. Een stuk over onverharde paden, gemaakt in bijvoorbeeld de OSM kaart (ook de TT kaart doet het vaak prima). Vanwege de beperking rondom het gebruik van Flutter helaas zonder navigatie-instructies. Daarna weer een deel/segment over de weg, gemaakt in de HERE kaart en dus met navigatie-instructies. Nu doe ik bovenstaande ook..., alleen maak ik daar 3 losse routes van. Het zou mooi zijn als dat gewoon 1x kan geworden gestart vanaf het startpunt. Voordeel is ook dat het gebruikt kan worden bij die ellendige veerpond oversteken die regelmatig voorbij komen op het forum. Fantastisch is het dan nog niet natuurlijk, maar wel veel beter dan nu

@Markus-Höglinger Boom Box, versuchen Sie dies, um Ihre GPX-Datei für die Boom Box geeignet zu machen https://www.gpsbabel.org/index.html

@Marinus-van-Deudekom said in MRA Next maakt er zelf maar wat van...: @M-Schrijver hij is ook aan het begin van navigeren met next. Laat hem ook gewoon ff wennen aan die app en ermee leren spelen. Er is veel mogelijk in de instellingen en dat KAN allemaal effect hebben op de werking. Daarom zijn er ook veel tutorials die uitleggen hoe het werkt. Relax en have fun I'm having fun!

@Nomko-Nomden de “overslaan” mogelijkheid vind ik ook het makkelijkst, alleen wordt deze helaas (nog) niet overgenomen tijdens het navigeren met MRA. Hoop dat de ontwikkelaars dat ooit kunnen fixen

@Peter-Schiefer said in Keine Zieleingabe möglich: Wenn Du nur für die Webseite ein Lizenz hast und nicht zusätzlich damal schon die Navigation für MRA abgeschlossen hast und diese noch besteht bekommst du mit dem App Nachfolger MRA Next nichts hin. Es ist somit ein Lizenzproblem. Why are you saying this... Did you try it? The search function even works with the basic (free) membership. A resulting route navigating using the "Follow the Line" method works perfectly fine even without any paid license.

@Corjan-Meijerink Just tried to do it as you described Unfortunately the same error apeard I´m not a developer as you and have absoltely no idea from programming but please be so kind and have a short look to the video of the attached link: Here what i found in the web, that maybe could solve the problem https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f8-xOazPWNU

@Marinus-van-Deudekom said in Round Trip routing produces some strange things: @ConiKost did you try using other settings and Maybe other directions or even the distance. It all matters Does not help really, as even lowering or increasing km still produces such things. It only gets a little bit better, when I to use most less curvy roads.

@Hubert-Thoring @Dave-J-0 @Peter-Schiefer Feedback from another hour of testing: I tried all possible combinations: first music on, then CarPlay connected, then sometimes music off, sometimes not, sometimes CarPlay first, then music etc. The result: with the new iPhone/iOS, all sounds (music or turn-by-turn announcements) are played exclusively via the motorcycle speakers. With the old 6S, no sounds are possible in this way, neither on the motorcycle nor on the cell phone. And now I have decided not to invest any more time. I'll just use the app, which looks really super informative on the motorcycle display, without sound. Thanks again to everyone who thought along and tried to help with tips! Wolfram

@Corjan-Meijerink ik ben gewend om het scherm in de rijrichting te hebben staan, begrijp ik het goed dat de auto-zoom met Apple Carplay dan niet functioneerd, en dus in "Noord Boven? moet staan ?

@Simon-Bradford, it almost looks like there is a sneaky waypoint in the route behind the blue instruction panel... I have no clue why this happens, but a lack of waypoints is not it for sure!

@Rob-Verhoeff said in Blue dot on the MRA icon on Android: Another meaning I found through Google is that the app might have a notification for you. That is it!

@Tim-Watson said in Overheating phone is a deal-breaker: I think my point is simply that 9 out of 10 people want to use their normal phone for their navigation, rather than having a dedicated rugged tablet or phone. Given the fact that you bought a Chigee to carry with you, this is not quite true. Also lot's of people buy dedicated satnavs like Zumo's and the like. They all carry an extra device. I consider my rugged phone to be a (cheap!) dedicated satnav... not to mention paying for mobile data twice. Why would you do that. There are more clever ways to get data, and besides it also works without data. Like any dedicated satnav does. Of course, this all related to Android Auto. This is "of course" not true at all. Some suffering from this problem use their phones on the handlebar without any AA/CP. Overheating (caused by battery drain) is a recognized problem, it is being worked on, but seemingly quite complex. While some suffer from it (which is bad!), many don't. Taking phones out of cases an things like that are merely a workaround. If it does not work for you, that is a of course pita.

Looking forward to the beta version. same here! just did 3500 km road trip. the visibility on the map is a problem. mostly if you want to change your route du to obstructions. or have just overview where your driving.

@Con-Hennekens a short report from trial and error: as advised, I changed waypoint 6 (but also 4 and 10, just to make sure) and it has had the desired effect: the route is being followed as planned. Perfect! Thanks again to everyone for the quick and helpful answers Wolfram