@Nick-Carthew

Doh! I’ll get my coat!
Didn’t even think about 4G, sorry for wasting your time Nick.

@Nick-Carthew
Seemed to work for me using my TT 550.
I switched the WiFi off on my Samsung Phone.
Forced the Tom Tom to “Forget” my house WiFi.
Paired the Phone and TT 550 via Bluetooth then opened MRA App on Samsung and used the MyDrive (Beta) option.
The route transferred to the Tom Tom 550.

@Nick-Carthew
Good point Nick i forgot that the earlier ones didn’t have WiFi, The 450 does have Bluetooth gpx file sharing though which does work for the TT 550 using the MRA Tom Tom MyDrive (Beta) option and only a Bluetooth connection.
Worth a try on the 450 methinks.

@maltje
Have you tried using the Tom Tom MyDrive (Beta) option to get the route directly onto your Tom Tom 450?

From your route in MRA, use the “Save As” menu and select the very last option “Tom Tom MyDrive (Beta)”
It will prompt you to enter you Tom Tom Email address and Password and it will send the track directly to the 450.
It sends via WiFi so turn your 450 on and connect to WiFi on the 450.

Steve.

Hi

Just thought I’d give some constructive feedback on the current functionality of the MRA Video specifically using an iPad Pro.

I have tracked a few routes using MRA Navigation and the data all pulls through ok but it would be nice to be able to set it to Miles instead of KM for speed and distance and Feet for elevation.

Moment Text and Moment Photo’s fade out way to quickly in my opinion and the photos should be a lot larger.

On an iPad Pro when I want to select a photo the pop up displaying the photo’s is way too small which makes it barely useable in both iOS Chrome and in the MRA iOS App.

Thanks for listening.

This was one of the reasons I switched to Tom Tom.
I can send any route directly from MRA (on a mobile device or laptop) to my tom tom rider 550 using the MRA Tom Tom Mydrive Beta option in the “Save as” menu.
The only thing I miss from the Garmin is the Media Player. That was awesome.

I have turn by turn navigation available on the 7 inch TFT of my Tiger 900 Rally Pro.
You have to use the Triumph App though which is sadly bloody awful for plotting anything other than A to B routes. If triumph gave their App the ability to import GPX files it may be useable for some.
I’ll stick with the Tom Tom 550 for now.