@Dae-0 Just tried the same routine as you and the volume after playing the sample audio in the app was ok when I returned to music. The only difference was that the playback was through my helmet headset with the Sena connected to both my bike’s Bluetooth setup (Ducati) and my iPhone; each paired with separate Bluetooth channels of the Sena. That said, I do have a shortcut that forces the audio through to the helmet and not through the bike connection.

Very strange as you say.

Ik heb vandaag met de nieuwe update 4.3.3 gereden en moet zeggen dat de batterijduur aanzienlijk is verbeterd bij vertrek op 100% en na zo'n vierenhalfuur gereden te hebben zat ik op 48 % daarvoor redde ik dat niet. Dus jullie zijn op de goede weg maar er is nog ruimte voor verbetering lijkt mij. Maar het hervatten van de route na onderbreking van de stroom toevoer naar mijn externe scherm loopt nog steeds vast. Ik heb mijn tracklog hiervan gemaild naar ondersteuning in afwachting van.

@Tom-Balmer I think the names are embedded in the map, there is no setting to change that.

@Rob-z fixed now if you update the app to the latest version.
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@Rob-z have you updated to the lasted version of the app ?
This is how it looks for me with line width of 0.50x
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@Robert-Collings

Routes have a starting point and a destination, and perhaps some stops. Your device calculates your preferred type of route between all these points, for example, the fastest or most economical. You can edit a route by, for example, adding stops or moving the starting point. Tracks also have a starting point and a destination, but have no stops. Your route follows the track as closely as possible, ignoring your preferred type of route and traffic conditions.

@Marinus-van-Deudekom Ja dat zag ik net, top dankjewel

Thanks Nick

@TomOnTour Thanks i did and currently everything is doing right, thnaks

@Yvonne-van-Noije, oké, dank voor de terugkoppeling.

Merci Nick pour cette solution très simple... je me demande pourquoi je n'y ai pas pensé.....
Bon week end !

@Peter-Stringer hi Peter
Like Nick already said there’s no need to save a file/route that will be done automaticly. It might be usefull as a new user to taak a look at all the tutorials. Forget about gpx files because you only need those to transfer a MRA route to a dedicated device. If you’re using the next app as well you don’t need gpx 🙂 Havé fun

Thanks, useful information.
On this occassion it was asimple route with no waypoints, I just wanted junctions announced.
A, fortunetly, boring point. I have also been using Android Auto with no issues. Set up is on Ford SYNC3 and Samsung S20. Battery drain and heating of the phone are reasonable. Great work from the team

The buttons indeed by design do not move the map but prioritise other functions due to the limited button set.

I’m currently in touch with Carpe Iter to support more 🙂

@Albyus Same happened to me while using Chigee AIO-5 with Android Auto on my motorcycle, and also on my car, a Renault Duster with Android Auto.
Hopefully this issue will be fixed soon.

@Josep-Lluis-Rodriguez-jlrdelc

Vaya a su cuenta y desplácese hacia abajo. Allí podrás ver tu suscripción.

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@Primavera

Download the latest version of the app

@Con-Hennekens Ja, dat zou helemaal mooi zijn. Maar eerst nu maar dat symbool er in;

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Ah! Not very intuitive perhaps, but it works. Thanks 🙂

Whenever a tap does not do what I expect, I try a long press. No matter what app 😉
Longpressing anywhere on the map always triggers a route to it, so this is no exception to that.
tap = info / longpress = action. You will find that in many places in the app.