@Brian-McG, I understand that, from your backup-device perspective. But I think the most use cases for multiple devices is for different circumstances. I use my daily Pixel in my car, and my Thinkphone only on my bike. Completely different use cases, for which I would dislike the sync you propose. But besides that, If you go on a multiday trip, don't you have your routes for that trip in their own folder? How much effort is it, to enable those to be shown on the map ONLY in case if you need your backup device? Maybe 2 or 3 seconds?

@j-van-boxtel En naast de vragen van Rob: Welke apparaten gebruiken jullie afzonderlijk van elkaar? Gebruiken jullie dezelfde instellingen? Als je de route deelt via een .gpx bestand: is het een track of een route? Indien er verschillende apparaten worden gebruikt, gebruiken jullie dezelfde kaartlagen? Dit kunnen wij helaas nog (steeds) niet doen : [image: 1781501080942-ede7106e-0117-4769-b4b9-b4ce787c6511-image.jpeg]

I’ve got the same problem. I even contacted Carpuride’s support team, and all they told me was where I could turn up the volume for the sat-nav, but it’s already set to maximum – just like on my mobile.

@Jozef-Malik-0, It looks like you have chosen scenic routing instead Navigate. Mind that the icons have changed recently. [image: 1781259599607-8fd38422-e65c-4cd7-82a1-002f000c8cc4-image.jpeg]

Just to add: Offline maps and offline navigation are two seperate things. For offline navigation of course you need to have offline maps. Offline maps on the other hand are also used for online navigation (as a measure of data reduction).

@Marinus-van-Deudekom Bedankt voor je reply, zal dit dan ook de volgende keer eens nagaan

Ik ga het zondag weer eens testen in de Vulkaan Eifel

@Caroline-Mocking, dat kan prima hoor. Open de route, klik "Route informatie" en dan "Reismodus".Pas daar je transportmiddel aan, druk 2x pijltje terug en klik op de diskette om op te slaan. Bij een track (en dus ook een rondrit uit de rondritgenerator) kan dat echter niet, omdat dat geen route is en er dus niks gewijzigd kan worden.

@Leike-Lodiers The only things that I can do with the buttons and the Wonder Wheel are what I posted before. I do not use the app. There may be more functionality that I haven't discovered but this is all that I do with it for now. I'll have to experiment with the app(s) when I get a chance. Thanks for the information! "The Wonder Wheel works as a zoom up and down control, and a quick tap to the left brings up a very useful CI menu that allows you to lock and unlock the screen, adjust the brightness and volume, etc. A quick tap to the right will change the perspective from overhead to an angled view and back. The buttons pan up, down, left and right. Zooming with the Wonderwheel will re-center the map. This is exactly the functionality that I was hoping for."

@Rob-Verhoeff I did not.....I was following the map as it was telling me.

@Con-Hennekens thnkx Con. Dan weet ik het nu wel

@Reinhard-32 said: @Tuxi said: Hat hier jemand einen hilfreichen Vorschlag? Fahre bis über den Punkt 8 und überspringe dann den nächsten Punkt. 9. @jörgen Sehe ich eigentlich auch so, oder man nutzt den MRA Routenplaner in der App. Geht gut wenn man es einmal verstanden hat, kurz nutzen, dazu Route stoppen, bearbeiten, speichern, neu starten und dort weiter wo man gerade gehalten hat. [image: 1780916933921-img_9350.jpeg]

Wat klopt er niet aan dat witte gedeelte? Die volgt precies de lijn die ook je je route zit. Ik denk dus dat die wel klopt, tenzij jouw gedeelde route al niet klopt. De melding "Kan route niet berekenen" duidt op het ontbreken van kaartdelen terwijl je offline navigatie aan hebt staan.

@Vosje Great glad I could help

I found Android's TTS too "robotic" and low-quality lately and thus tried a few alternative engines. (Samsung's has always been my favorite, but, infuriatingly, they don't allow its usage in third-party-apps any longer). After trying out a few free ones, I ended up buying (one-time purchase of 3,99 €) a commercial TTS engine (to be more precise: a specific German voice, "Claudia", of said engine), and am very pleased. Some things are pronounced correctly (e.g. "links halten", see my original post), while others are wrong. But overall, it's easily 300% better (more natural and enjoyable) than Google's German voice, in my opinion. Maybe I'm just particularly picky, regarding this - after all, Android's TTS works great and is free.

@John-Mul The Gold subscription is for the website route planner only. MRA have two subscription products, the website route planner and the mobile phone navigation app.

I will keep it for the moment. Maybe there will be some updates and in future it will work. Try out Samsung Active 3 which I still have and test it. Thanks for your tips and feedback.

@Marinus-van-Deudekom Thanks

Ok, danke für die Erklärung