Incorrect Android Auto display on 6-inch screens

[Òscar]

In my case, I'm using a Chigee AIO-6.
With the app bar at the bottom, the navigation route gets shifted significantly to the right.

If we only show the map, without the route, it displays correctly:

The problem worsens when we place the bar on the left side. In addition to the issue of the shifted route, the speed and altitude controls disappear:

@corjan-meijerink , work your magic....

[Corjan Meijerink]

Let me know if it happens with version 6.
Only then I will take a look at it and then please submit a new support ticket with images and logs. Feel free to mention me so it gets sent to me immediately.

[Òscar]

@Corjan-Meijerink Awesome!! That magic wand you got is fantastic!!!

[M. Schrijver]

The saw the issue on the RiderNav R7M AA/ACP display. When the bar is on the left side. MRA info on the right side of the screen is gone.

The 13" screen in my Skoda has the bar on the left side by default. On this everything in MRA is visible.

[Òscar]

@Corjan-Meijerink Hello, I’m submitting a ticket. The same issues persist even after the update to version 6. Best regards!!

[Corjan Meijerink]

@b0hd1 Thanks! I've replied to the ticket. Definitely need your app logs

[Uwe Bockstette]

I've been using the AIO-6 for two months and I've also had the same AA problem with the 5.x app. That's why I'm no longer using the MyRoute 5.x app. Now I had the hope that the v6 app would come soon and everything would get better. Could the problem already be analyzed with the v6 app?

Best regards, Uwe

[Uwe Bockstette]

Could it be that the issue has been resolved with the v6 app? I took a short test drive yesterday using the new Android v6 version, and the vehicle position on the AIO 6 looked fine.

Best regards, Uwe

[Corjan Meijerink]

Yes, it’s resolved!

[Òscar]

@Corjan-Meijerink I haven’t said anything about it yet because I haven’t ridden the motorcycle yet. I was planning to do so this week and give it a try. I’m really looking forward to seeing that improvement. Thanks, Corjan!!!