@Mzokk Thanks for this post. It's helps a lot to know someone else is already having success. I'm trying to do exactly the same as you, make the app my primary navigation and relegate my BMW sat nav to backup.
Today I tested the new version of MRA next (4.3.4-377) with AA on my Chigee AIO-5 for BMW (with latest firmware) connected with Pixel 8 phone with android 15. I also read on this forum about zoom in on your phone for a better view of the directions on the map and clearing the cache when GPS was stuck.
The start of the test was promising. The zoom level was ok, the directions were given correctly. Nice. I planned some stops where I wanted to turn off the engine. After the first stop I started navigation, but the arrow was stuck at the position where I had stopped. After a km of driving the arrow was still on that location. I stopped for clearing the cache and restart MRA. All seemed OK since the arrow was now on the correct and current location. But it didn't move after I started to drive again. I tried it several times, but the behavior was the same. In the end I could still hear the directions and see them on the screen, but the arrow and map remained at the last location. So while the navigation gave the correct instructions the map and arrow didn't move. Also the track that I recorded was only correct at the beginning of the trip and had straight lines between the spots where I cleared the cache.
Conclusion for me: MRA on AA is still not working as I would expect. I hope these issues will be resolved before the new riding season starts, otherwise I think I will start using the TT GO Navigation. I also hope the developers can use my tests and fix this problem, because I definitely would like to use MRA on AA.
@Léon-Hassing said in MRA next is very buggy on my Android Auto:
I'm also using MRA next (4.3.4-377) with a Motorola Edge Neo 40 (Android 14) and occasionally a Motorola G7 (Android 10). I use routes to navigate not tracks (I haven't tried route navigation yet. But I haven't had any issues recently using wired AA on a Honda Africa twin (executing a planned route) or wireless AA in a VW iD3 (mainly point to point navigation). This is a report on the software I posted on another forum on 16 Dec. 2024
I carried out a test yesterday on 4.3.4-375. The route was only 85 miles with 3 via points and 24 waypoints in total including the Start and Finish. I plugged my phone into the USB port on my Africa Twin and used Android Auto. Selecting the route on the AA screen using the bar buttons, navigating the route itself, restarting the route after stopping for coffee (On AA) and automatically skipping waypoints on the way home all worked perfectly and the route stopped automatically after passing the finish waypoint. With the phone plugged into the bike for AA the charge went from 63% to 100% with no noticeable phone heating despite the phone being transported in a small padded camera bag. On the Honda you can flip between AA and the bike information screen, I flipped back and forward several times and this didn't trip the app. I haven't tested routing via a track yet. All in all, the app is massively improved from its first iteration 18 months ago and easily as usable as my Garmin Zumo XT. The Honda takes a while to sort itself out with screen booting and connecting to the phone, (obviously this is not an issue with the app.) So I've been connecting the phone and starting the Honda screen while putting on my Helmet and gloves. Very slick and impressive.
So it must be difficult for the developers when one set of hardware produces faultless results and another may not. I'm sure they would be interested in you raising a ticket to see where the issues might be.
@Mzokk said in MRA next is very buggy on my Android Auto:
So it must be difficult for the developers when one set of hardware produces faultless results and another may not. I'm sure they would be interested in you raising a ticket to see where the issues might be.
@Mzokk Thank you for your reply. I have raised a ticket.
@Léon-Hassing this issue is resolved! Update is currently in beta expecting a public release of this fix next week 
Long story short: hanging position indicator in Android Auto is fixed 
@Corjan-Meijerink said in MRA next is very buggy on my Android Auto:
@Léon-Hassing this issue is resolved! Update is currently in beta expecting a public release of this fix next week
Long story short: hanging position indicator in Android Auto is fixed
Wow, very good news. 
I can't wait 
@Corjan-Meijerink said in MRA next is very buggy on my Android Auto:
hanging position indicator in Android Auto is fixed
I can confirm that the issue regarding the hanging position indicator in Android Auto is fixed in version 4.3.5 - 378. I tested it last weekend and it is working as you would expect.
@Léon-Hassing awesome!
@Corjan-Meijerink I'm afraid the fix for the hanging position indicator in Android Auto that was fixed in version 4.3.5 - 378 is reverted / occurring again in the latest version 4.3.8 - 386. Could you please look into this?
@Mzokk said in MRA next is very buggy on my Android Auto:
So it must be difficult for the developers when one set of hardware produces faultless results and another may not. I'm sure they would be interested in you raising a ticket to see where the issues might be.
@Mzokk Thank you for your reply. I have raised a ticket.
