@Con-Hennekens said in Wegpunkte werden übersprungen welche ich noch gar nicht erreicht habe!: The automatic skipping of waypoints is especially targeted at waypoints you did not reach. If you reach a waypoint, there would be no need to skip it . It is not fully conclusive from your screenshot, but I think you might have some large distances between your waypoints. After 5 recalculations before reaching a waypoint, the waypoint will be considered unreachable and will be skipped. If you leave a large distance between waypoints, the risc of that happening becomes larger. Especially of you stop at some location for a P or stretching legs... Gut zu wissen das auch das eine Rolle spilet !! Good to know that this also plays a role !!

@Alessandro-Parisi, what can and may be displayed by AA/CP devices is not up to MRA but to Google and Apple. They simply do not allow what they consider distracting information or UI elements. That's also the reason why most navigation apps on AA/CP look quite similar concerning the UI. So yes, the AA/CP experience will never be equal to the native app experience. That's not by design, but by limitation of Google and Apple. Your choice of licenses though is not dependent on the use of AA/CP. For navigating with the app natively, you also need Navigation Next license. The Silver or Gold is solely a web-planner license.

@MiaBal, Dit is wel héél summiere informatie... Wat doet de app wèl? Zie je de routelijn, geeft die visueel afslagen aan en zo? Misschien een screenshot van hoe je navigatie eruit ziet?

@Simon-Cox use the option on the web planner to save as. The Fox you select will then be expected to your downloads map om your pc

@Corjan-Meijerink That will be AWESOME!

@RetiredWingMan, in that case you get a message to go offline first. It usually still does not crash . It can be a continuously flipping experience though. It can still be related, but only error-logs will show that.

@Corjan-Meijerink Thanks Corjan. Your hard work is greatly appreciated! Steve

@Adrian-Avram said in Trouble with navigating offline: @Vincent-Curren they are automatically synced with your app, you dont have to download anything, only the offline maps ! ...but you need to switch on "synch all" - (one time action). And if you have planned a new route on PC, also your phone need to be online, to get the new route automatically synched. Just the, you can start your offline trip

Issue is solved in the 4.3.9 update

This might be solved in the 4.3.9 update. We've updated the engine used to render these maps. However, as I could not reproduce the issue, I cannot guarantee it Edit: will be solved in the 4.3.9 update

@Harry-Godwin you have to set a bluetooth connection between sena and the phone, not between sena and the app ...

@Adrian-Avram said in Grey lines on the route: Just tried the same route from my iphone 13 with "show original route" enabled, and works without the grey line. So the problem is on my S24 Ultra with Android .... That's good to know, I have an Android too and have the original route mismatch with the blue line when I (navigate offline) and (route as track) off. Hopefully @Corjan-Meijerink can fix this glitch. It's very useful having the (original route) visible.

@Andrew-Dickerson Ich möchte in veröffentlichten Routen nicht meinen Heimatort für alle zeigen. Deshalb beginnen meine Touren immer etwas entfernt. 2 Möglichkeiten für Überraschungen. Wird dieser Wegpunkt nicht überfahren, dann wird wie bei allen mit dem Handsymbol das Rerouting dorthin erfolgen. Der 1. Wegpunkt sollte also auf jeden Fall angefahren und dann überfahren werden. Noch lustiger ist es, wenn der Zielpunkt (mit Handsymbol) etwas näher liegt als der Startpunkt. Dann wird bei der automatischen Rückkehr zum nächstgelegenen Punkt (wenn aktiviert) dorthin navigiert. Die Fahrstrecke ist dann sehr kurz. @Andrew-Dickerson I don't want to show my home town to everyone in published routes. That's why my tours always start some distance away. 2 possibilities for surprises. If this waypoint is not crossed, then rerouting to it will occur as with all with the hand symbol. The 1st waypoint should therefore always be approached and then travelled over. It is even funnier if the destination point (with the hand symbol) is a little closer than the starting point. In this case, the system navigates to the nearest point (if activated) when automatically returning to it. The journey is then very short.

@Jem-Cotton said in Closed Roads not recognised (HERE, TomTom) in Montenegro: I couldn't access the website you referenced Hi Jem, I can open it without issues by tapping the link. Is your firewall blocking this site? And, by the way, the road is still closed [image: 1747247285925-p4.jpg]

Ik heb de Maps van nieuw gedownload en nu werkt het weer. Dank je wel en groetjes, Olaf

@M-Schrijver said in Probleem navigeren op telefoon: MRA heeft hier inderdaad geen instelling voor maar met Googlen moet je vast kunnen vinden hoe je in Android zelf de locatieservice kan aanpassen. Ik vermoed dat dit alleen in combinatie met AA/CP zo werkt. Veel AA/CP devices hebben een eigen GPS chip, en dan kun je kiezen tussen die, of die van je telefoon. Als je alleen een telefoon of tablet gebruikt (dus zonder AA/CP) dan heb je maar één GPS bron. Overigens kom ik de term 3D in mijn GPS instellingen in Android niet tegen.

@Adrian-Avram Thanks Adrian, good suggestions that hadn't occurred to me, especially relevant since it's a new-to-me device. There could well be something in the depths of Android... Vinnie

@Nick-Carthew said in Plaatsnamen in buitelandse taal: @Léon-Hassing But not when you are planning your route. @Nick-Carthew True. But while driving the map shows, in my case, Arabic names.