@Jörgen said in Problem with the navigation insage:

For your information, the TomTom Apps have the same problem with "Homograph".

Thanks for sharing this.

@Jeanne

Maak even een support ticket aan voor deze vraag.
https://www.myrouteapp.com/support

@Tonny61 said in Snelle aanwijzingen:

Daar zocht ik naar, bedankt Rob👍 . Toch handig zo'n forum.😊

Zeker handig! Maar je hebt toch een Android schreef je? 😉

You need a micro USB to usb-c cable to connect the phone to the nav 6. As far as I know there is no wireless method.

Connect the two devices then wait a while. Open "My files". The nav 6 should show as "Usb storage" or "usb storage 1". Below that is a sub directory called "Gpx". Export your route to a gpx file from mra. That should end up in "downloads". You now need to copy that file to the gpx folder then restart nav 6. The whole process is a bit tortuous. (I now use the bmw cradle - much easier)

I tried the above with a nav 5 and S10 and it worked. Nav 6 isn't much different. (I used to have a nav 6).

Hope that helps

@René-en-Charissa-Bol misschien de route eens delen hier? Er valt zo weinig over te zeggen.

@Nick-Carthew said in Kronkelroutes zonde van benzine:

but better than that, you could create your own twisty route, it really is easy using the best route planning tool available MyRoute-app RoutePlanner.

Now this a comment to my heart. auto generated routes seem only valuable in the unlikely event that you did not have time top prepare one yourself 🙂

@Nick-Carthew Got it! Many thanks for your kind help Nick.

@John-4a I think you're confused. In the previous app (the app Navigation), you also couldn't insert extra waypoints in an A-B route. However, you can create a route with the mobile app by using the web version (Routelab). In Routelab, you can create a route from point A to point B and add your own waypoints.

@Büeler
Hello friends
thank you for your tips. Now, i create the same route with the Harley Rout Planer, and save it as GPX-File to the Boom Box.
I drive the route befor i go with maybee 15 Bikers behind me, because it is not nice to return every 5 minutes...
And i habe updated the Systemsoftware and the Map of Europe.

Let me see what's going on.

Thanks
Werni

@Cleo Bedankt voor de uitleg.

@Vosje You're right... It's just the other way around 👍
Red: start recording
Green: opens the menu where you decide to safe or disgard the track.

@M-Schrijver

Looking at the progress made by MRA the past year alone... they will definitively get there.

And bear in mind, the complete MRA package is probably now already the best complete travel route preparation and riding package available, and still iumproving 🙂

It's definitely an OSM problem. Here are the two routes overlaid (which is a 'Gold' feature in the tools, so unfortunately not available to you) with OSM in blue and HERE in black:

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I'm not trying to up-sell, but you might want to consider Gold if you're planning do a lot of route work. The 'Compare route with' option is a good way to double-check the route is going to work on all devices, and not slightly iffy!
(You can compare with TomTom too.)

Bonjour
lorsqu'on utilise le zoom, et qu'on revient en 3D, le zoom disparait

Hi Con,

Thanks for this clarification. So it seems I should have either signed onto Starbucks's WiFi or switched to offline before resuming.

I'll know for the next time.

It would great if the developers could somehow make the switch to off-line mode automatically when asked to resume an A to B route if there's no Internet rather than the routing just not working.

@Vincent-Curren said in Could Not Calculate Route (after stop):

Am I right to conclude that if I use the "stop navigate" function when I (for instance) go to a coffee shop, when I resume navigation, the app needs a good Internet connection to reload the route and it's not just pulling the route I want to resume from memory?

A quick test shows me that this is indeed the case. BUT if you switch to offline navigation in the settings, it WILL be able to calculate. Hence my suggestion the dev to try offline before pushing the message.

@Doug-Robinson said in Could Not Calculate Route (after stop):

based on the picture above, it appears you are doing an A to B route and not a pre-planned route with waypoints. I believe you do need Internet because it uses an online map and not the downloaded Here maps.

The app definitely uses the offline HERE maps for offline calculations. It does seem to have trouble to start an A to B route offline through the resume option though, if that destination was set during online use. I fail to see why. But if you close that option and search for the destination again, it has no problem calculating a A to B route offline. And a destination chosen in offline mode also works fine when resumed.

This quirk is good to know. I'll try resuming in offline mode next time I'm in this situation.

Thanks,

Vinnie

@Scott-Horton This is because the POI has been added manually via the manage tab and not added via the MRA POI library. The option to use the POI as a waypoint is only available for POIs that come from the library.
My advice re: not using a POI as a route point still stands. Just click on the road (before) by the POI and add a route point.

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If you've already been accepted in to MRA's Apple beta program you can uninstall / re-install either version at will - so there's no panic:

If you want the beta, download it from the TestFlight app If you want the public version download it from the App Store

To go from beta -> public: you have to actively delete the beta, and you'll lose your local data as Rob says - offline maps, settings, etc.

To go from public -> beta: open Testflight and Install and it overwrites the public one (Testflight will ask you first), and that usually preserves the local data, but it's not guaranteed.

You have the best of both worlds - but not at the same time!