Sygic

[Con Hennekens]

@viktor-4, It's the other way around I am afraid... Sygic stopped being compatible with MRA, since mid 2021

https://forum.myrouteapp.com/topic/1339/outreach-to-sygic-in-light-of-connectivity-issues

[Vince Hyde]

@Con-Hennekens yes it works fine, I use ITN converter and import my MRA maps to Sygic

[viktor 4]

Thank you for reply
Yes Hans i would maybe also use Mra mobil navigation if it wasn't so worthless
and i now there is a new one, Next.
But sins obviously i wasn't chosen to try beta version.
I don't feel like paying 63 euro to see if i like the app or not!

[Con Hennekens]

@Vince-Hyde said in Sygic:

@Con-Hennekens yes it works fine, I use ITN converter and import my MRA maps to Sygic

Yes that's a workaround, but is no real alternative for native compatibility of course.

[Con Hennekens]

@guido-s, it's best to open a new topic, since your question is off-topic in this thread.

[Meester]

@viktor-4 if you download your route into for example mydrive and you click on the file. You can choose sygic as an option to open it. That way it is still possible. I tryed it today. And it worked. You dont have to upload it to rhe expensive dropbox option they recoment.

[flamingm0e]

@Meester said in Sygic:

You dont have to upload it to rhe expensive dropbox option they recoment.

Dropbox is free for like 5gb? Don't see how that is "expensive"

[Meester]

@Matt-Flaming i tought so too at first but if you download now you get 30 day free trail. Then 11.95 euros a month is what it said. But most imporamd oart of my answer. Yes you can uplaod routes to sygic.,

[flamingm0e]

@Meester said in Sygic:

i tought so too at first but if you download now you get 30 day free trail.

And here I am with my free plan still...

[Thor Blom-Bakke]

@viktor-4
Hello,
I recently began using MRA Tourplanner and have been utilizing SYGIC GPS Navigation on my phones. I encountered issues with "curly" routes/tracks during transfers. I tried GPX versions 1.0, 1.1, and 1.2 but none yielded satisfactory results. Upon researching which map database SYGIC employs, I found it uses TomTom GPX 1.1. Consequently, saving the GPX file in this format resolved the "doodles" issue in SYGIC.