@RetiredWingMan : Thank you - this was helpful. I was Not aware of the fact that there is a new version, perhaps because I was on tour... @allOthers: I didn't want to bring back the deads... I told my details in hope for useful and concrete help... Sorry for boring you.

Beste Hans, bedankt voor het meekijken en het controleren. Ik ga jouw tips zeker in de praktijk toepassen. Groet, Willem

@Tuxi There is no toggle for the zoomspeed.

@harmpert you don't have to reload the route and skip waypoints. Two methods Long press the compass and the full route is displayed. Zoom in to where you are and long press on the next waypoint you want to travel to. The navigation will begin again towards the selected waypoint. Use the menu to display waypoints. Long press on the waypoint you want to travel towards. Tap the screen to close the menu. If required tap the compass to centre you screen again.

It's related to it being a 'Route-track' rather than a route. If you convert it to a 'Route' (90 waypoints are auto-placed) then it opens in about 2-3 seconds. I do not know the differences there - just saying. Obvously, you'll have to check very closely whether the 90-point Route is a good enough approximation to the original route-track for your needs.

@hawebo thanks for the update. Glad to hear the issue is resolved.

@Con-Hennekens Duidelijk Con. Thnx

@Richard-18, I am sorry, but I have to come back at my earlier reply... It seemed like I did left out France last time I downloaded offline maps Now I repeated the test, and it looks like it works just fine, like @Rob-Verhoeff experiences also... Are you sure you did not leave out any regions that are needed (maybe for just a small part!)

@Rob-Verhoeff Hi Rob. Good question - I should have mentioned this - ta. It actually makes no difference even if I zoom in to say Douglas (where I know there are 8 fuel stations)., right in to the street level - the map layer of the app doesn't seem to have any fuel stations in the town at all. The list that accompanies the search also only has the 2 entries, none of which are in Douglas. Strange that the MRA online planner has all of the fuel stations on it's overlay map Cheers, Jem

@Con-Hennekens thanks.

@Ludwig-Borgmann So, ich habe nun das MRA Update und die Version 4.1.3. 311 Der Navigationspfeil lief nach einer Pause, endlich wieder mit. Das ist wahrscheinlich dem Update zu danken. Nun weiter zu meiner Testfahrt, (mit TomTomGo (Track) Tour erstellt): nach 15 km gestoppt, Handy abgestöpselt. Beim Weiterfahren wollte der Track wieder von "zu Hause" starten. Den "Wegpunkt zu Hause" habe ich dann entfernt, danach war der ganze Track nicht so, wie erstellt. Denn er wollte mich auf dem schnellsten Weg zum Ziel bringen. TomTom Go nutze ich am PC für die Planung mit vielen Wegpunkten. MRA brauche ich um via Handy (Samsung Galaxy A53) über Android Auto an meiner Honda NT 1100 zu navigieren. Eine andere Möglichkeit habe ich nicht.

https://forum.myrouteapp.com/topic/6904/roundabout-issue-solved

@Rob-Smith said in Android Auto - power consumption - hot phone: a phone that gets physically hot while navigating is not going to be ideal for the device. No, it is certainly not ideal! But keep in mind by far not all phones suffer from that problem. most people when talking about power consumption seem to be basically saying - make sure your phone is plugged into a reasonably meaty charger - that way all is well. That is not how I intended any of the many comments I made But truth is that many people use far from ideal charging equipment, but do not realize that. I think at least a significant part of the users that see their phone's charge not keeping up with the battery use can be helped by better charger and better cable, that sustain the charging capabilities of modern phones. That is however by no means an excuse for the high power consumption of the app (or better said: the HERE rendering engine).

@Michael-Kruse, This is most likely no MRA setting, but due to the absence of speedcamera information in Germany, since that is not allowed

Thank you for everyone who has made a comment on this post, I will take on board what has been said and will adjust the points as required. Everyone, please keep up the great work that is being done, as without the feedback, good and bad, nothing would ever move forward. Ian

@Con-Hennekens The hour jump forwards between the UK and France might well make sense. But why would it make the map screen go grey? I meant to look to see if it did the same coming back to the UK from France but then, stupidly, forgot to run a route back to home from Calais. The good news is that, other than the greyed out screen on rolling off the Eurotunnel, the Navigation app performed perfectly. I ran it in parallel to my Garmin XT, both running the same routes, created by me in MyRoute. It performed just as well as the Garmin device.

@Con-Hennekens said in vandaag de 1000 bochten Eifel gereden: Wat jij beschrijft kan gebeuren als je het eerste routepunt mist. En dat is niet zo gek met routepunt plaatsing zoals dit: [image: 1715618317451-screenshot_20240513-183254.jpg]. Routepunt 1 op het dak van je appartement plaatsen (zoals in jouw beide routes is gedaan!)zorgt bijna altijd voor geouwehoer. Navolging geven aan de tip van @Nomko-Nomden voorkomt de problemen die kunnen ontstaan t.g.v. slechte rp1 plaatsing.

@Josef-Lohr, The planning function in the app is not more tan an embedded view to the website. Functions like the "find hotel" are simply not developed as an in-app-feature. Devs are working on an app-native planning module that will replace the embedded web-view in due time. I can imagine that it will handle the booking.com feature much better. I can't give you an ETA though...

@Con-Hennekens said in waarom kan ik viapunt niet wijzigen: @marc-van-der-heijden, Als ik de route open zie ik dat het je al gelukt is Ook zie ik aan de kleur van de routelijn dat er doublures in zitten. Nog effe goed controleren! Aha ja, meteen ff aangepast