@Robert-Laudensack In version 5.0, a setting has been added for Android phones to adjust the audio delay. This should reduce the occurrence of missing prompts. You can find this setting in the audio menu. That is also where you set the volume level.

@Nomko-Nomden, it has been there for quite some time already

@jorgen Input keyboard is set to ' WunderLINQ '. Next: I shall look if I can cancel a waypoint using the BMW WonderWheel even if I have to adapt my ESP32 app because last week I travelled (1000km) and because of roadworks have had to cancel several waypoints and with winter gloves it is a bit acrobatic.

@Con-Hennekens said in Autovelox: I believe something about this has been done in the previous update. Is that still a problem in the current one? (after updating). With the latest version of the app I have already done three motorcycle rides of about 200km each and on Android Auto the problem persists quite often.

Thanks guys. Yes I am applying Garmin Explore structure to this and MRA doesnt quite have that level of flexibility. They treat things like a true relational database where you can mix and match everything into various collections. Where Waypoints, track, and even routes can all belong to multiple collections. Its just a different approach I am trying to get used to.

Yes Komoot, that's probably the better alternative now , that's exactly how I've been doing it for hiking and cyclists for many years !!

You're welcome, have fun and have a nice party everyone

The same thing happened to me 2 days ago... same exact behavior, first I displayed the screen as yours, you could no longer see the cursor position, then after closing the app several times, the cursor came back, but the position was wrong, it was hundreds of meters behind, in all this the voice directions were correct... maybe it is the case that the developers take a look at this post, I would not want it to be a problem of the new update... I always have the phone near the CarPlay on the handlebars, I doubt there were any disconnections... and the phone signal was constant...

@Fred-Gilbert, You placed your topic in the APP section, does that mean that you were planning in the in-app planner? I think you would be doing yourself a favor to do these kinds of changes on the web-planner in the browser on a large screen. There you can set a transparency to the route line, which makes it easier to see loops. As far as I know there is no single other planner dat replaces waypoints when you change direction. Intelligence is to avoid placing waypoints on one-way lanes in the planning phase (yes, that is not always possible, I know). I know from experience that navigating a reversed route is really no problem, if correctly reviewed.

Not so long ago I had a similar problem. The final solution was restarting my phone. After that no problem any-more! It was not MRA this time that caused the problem but just my phone.

@Corjan-Meijerink It is the Android 13 (Go edition). The app will install, but will not start up. On my primary phone using the standard Android Version 13 everything works great with the new MRA update. Something about the "Go Edition" does not seem compatible. Just curious if anyone else has reported this quirk. Thanks

@Fred-Gilbert Suggestion: Check your location settings. They may have been accidentally disabled for the app?

@Javi-Cabrerizo I recommend resetting your Pixel 9 to factory settings and setting everything up again. The MRA app runs perfectly on my Pixel 9.

@Con-Hennekens I am using MRA for years and 85'000km. I don't want to turn of recalculation, because I need that feature. its hard to make screenshots when you are on a trip, also this situations add a lot of stress and "fighting the system" is enough distraction I'll try to make notes next time.

@Gijs-Jonker with this solution it seems to work on active 2

I understand now. And a quick test did show the waypoint name, plus the audio. And I was able to skip a waypoint. So, I think all my issues/concerns are addressed! I'm no longer afraid to use Via points Thanks again for the quick feedback. No Garmin XT2 for me - now I just have to decide on the right phone and mount

Newer Android Phone can have an option for leaving the battery on 80% under use. This also means that the power from the powersupply only is used by phone. The battery will disconnected so to speak. https://allthings.how/how-to-limit-your-androids-charging-to-80/ I use this option for a while now and i'm very pleased with the results. My phone is mounted on the bike in open air. The phone stays cool even in the hottest moments of the year. On colder moments (spring/fall), the phone is just cold in my hands.

Probably because the routing settings aren't available - most likely because you've selected "motor" as transport mode. The routes you load are maybe created for "car" and have routing settings.

@Con-Hennekens merci d'avoir pris le temps

Thanks Corjan, It is indeed fixed now