@Con-Hennekens That one has me scratching my head for sure. In this case I decided to skip both of the via points as I decided not to make the stops 23 and 24, and this worked just fine and the rest of the route worked flawlessly. Thanks for your input. Steve

@Con-Hennekens Bananas means that the app told, route can not be calculated, tried to recalculate, route can not be calculated, tried to recalculate, route can not be calculated and so on. I stopped it then. To be honest in this situation in an area without knowing where you are this is quite let’s say bad. Even the OEM app and arrow navigation is able to recalculate. As far I remember in the live blog from the developer it was stated that it switches to offline mode automatically. But I have to admit that I am not 100 % sure. Today I navigated with a A to B navigation. Was working fine except that there were the „original“ bright blue lines to see. But not following the street just straight lines. But I am sure this can be disabled somewhere in the settings.

Yes, automatic roundtrip generators can sometimes lead to U-turns. Also when not having a break. But typically, after a break and before you drive off again, you have a great opportunity to review the route and your location relative to it. Just long-press anywhere on the blue track line (roundtrips are tracks, hence no waypoints!) to rejoin your trip there.

Are you talking about the native use of the app (on your phone) or about the use of an Android Auto or Carplay device? Check the app permissions, whether it is allowed to "always" instead of "when in use" for both battery usage and location services. See if that helps.

Followup - We had another detour today and MRA skipped several shaping points with absolutely now issue. I have no idea what the problem was the other day but my settings (as far as I know) are the same, but my Android version of MRA worked flawlessly today skipping shaping points. Now, if it could have just warned me about the closed road and the extremely slippery detour that we had to take that would be awesome!!!

@Peter-Zehentreiter Hallo Peter, Danke auch für den Tipp, aber ich nutze die Systeme eher umgekehrt. In erster Linie BMW App, MRA als Backup. War aber auf der letzten Tour relevant, da die BMW App z. Zt. (scheinbar seit A15) Probleme mit der Verbindung zum Cradle und damit zum Wonderwheel hat. Aber das ist eine andere Geschichte...

The map you see immediately after opening the app, is NOT the HERE map, it's the OSM map, and is not available offline. I it does get cached in segments, but after a reboot (empty cache!) without internet connection it cannot load.

@Con-Hennekens Thanks. That's what I thought but it's good to get confirmation. I appreciate it. Steve

@F-Nick said in Offline maps and search: Issue 1. clicked offline maps in settings and the phone screen went blank! Wheres the map? Nothing. I don't know what you have been clicking, but you don't need to click anything to use offline maps. You just need to have maps downloaded of the area you driving in. You have probably enable offline navigation (which is something different). I don't know about black screens, but that is of course unusual. There was a bug in place for the 2D Here overlay map though, but that is in pre-Navigation Next mode. The OSM map you see in pre-navigation mode needs a live internet connection also. The offline HERE maps can only be used once you started navigation of a route or single destination. Issue 2. Next, went to search and it couldn’t find the point of interest - a land mark. Things like routes in your library, favorites and recents are available in search offline. Searching for company names landmarks and addresses is done in the pre-HERE Navigation Next mode of the app, and that needs a live internet connection.

Here is my experience on the subject: the USB socket (BMW 1250 GSA, 2.4 A) can actually charge my iPhone XS Max while the navigation system is running. However, if I set the iPhone display to full brightness (=100%), the charging power is not sufficient - the iPhone then only lasts a few hours... Perhaps this information will help some MRA users.

@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?

@Arjan-de-Vries C1 werkt eventueel bekabeld maar kan prima ook via bluetooth. Het probleem van niet kunnen wisselen tussen F1 / F2 is buiten MRA om. Zoals @Marinus-van-Deudekom ook na jouw bericht heeft uitgelegd.

@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