@Jörgen said in Add option for output audio as HFP instead of A2DP:
However, when I establish a Bluetooth connection with my passengers, I no longer receive navigation instructions.
You mean Intercom with passengers? Did you enabled Multitasking Audio via Sena app? You need to do it, as its disabled per default.
No, the only way, to prevent being sent back is to manually skip the waypoint. If you do not do that, it will skip it automatically after a few recalculations.
@Con-Hennekens said in Avoid Highways when rout is loaded:
@M.-Schrijver, that can be addressed as an A2B route, can it not?
Yes. It is a A2B route but it is a part of the planned route. Not a separate route. At least how i use it.
Loop eigenlijk tegen dezelfde vraag aan ….plan je van A naar B dan kan je ingeven hoe bochtig dat je wilt . Ik moet zeggen dat deze bochtige routes nu ook echt wel mooi zijn en ook bij rondrit planner …bijna geen stoplichten en echte leuke achteraf weggetjes .
Ga je een route plannen met routeplanner zou het wel fijn zijn als je van tevoren al kan aangeven hoe bochtig dat je de route wilt die je gaat uitzetten ….
I notice that, using with carplay, the NAME of WAYPOINT is spoken by the voice but ONLY if it's coincide with a POI. Nice, yesterday i made a couple of mountain passes and I edited as POI+WAYPOINT and voice told me when i was near, very useful.
Can this be possible with only waypoint to? Otherwise, a "trick" can be to set the track adding some POI where I want to hear the announcement...
Eine wichtige Voraussetzung für Ihren Wunsch ist, dass diese Art von Informationen dem Kartenanbieter (Here, TomTom usw.) bekannt ist.
Bei der Here-Karte können Sie im Routenplaner wählen, ob Sie Umweltzonen meiden wollen. Es wird dann nicht unterschieden, wer in dieser Umweltzone fahren darf und wer nicht
In fact, during navigation, MyRoute-App is announcing street names for next turn. Which is often not really helpful.
It would be much more helpful, if - additionally to the announcement p.e. "turn right" - also a direction would be spoken, as it is visible on traffic signs (direction to next city) on the traffic junction.
