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Ja, alles richtig. Mann kann durch verschiedene Maßnahmen, insbesondere das Setzen von zusätzlichen SPs, die Route so bearbeiten, dass der mit HERE gerechnete Verlauf dem mit OSM gerechneten entspricht. Aber das alles ist nicht notwendig. Wenn man „Routes as Track“ bei der Navigation verwendet, kann man einfach eine Tour mit OSM planen und die dann genau so navigieren. Das ist ja das geniale an diesem Feature, dass man bei der Planung nicht auf HERE Rücksicht nehmen muss! Genau das geht jetzt nicht mehr. Und ich kann die mit OSM geplante Route auch nicht als Track exportieren, um diesen dann z.B. mit DMD zu navigieren. Es sieht so aus, als ob der mit OSM gerechnete Verlauf auf dem Bildschirm angezeigt, aber nicht in der Datenbank gespeichert wird. Also entweder ein Bug - oder das Feature ist abgeschaltet.

@Junglas Schau dir auch einmal dieses Thema an: https://forum.myrouteapp.com/post/75105 Also take a look at this topic: https://forum.myrouteapp.com/post/75105

Also I was missing the download button on the app so was using the website link on my phone, I now realise I needed to scroll the button screen to the left to be able to see the other buttons including the download one.

Hi, a very interesting post. Are you saying that if you turn location permissions off in the AA app on your phone that the system reverts to the GPS built into the Car Play device you are using, rather than the phone? I ask this because I have a Car Play device for my motorcycle that has a built in GPS.

Read what you should do under iOS to the arrow keys, and then the iOS instruction and your Remotek One version :Link zu Remote Web

Thanks again Nick, seems nothing is ideal.. even off-road waypoints. The current plan is to navigate the road version in MRA up to a 'Split' waypoint where I'll stop to turn ABS off & at the same time swap to the OS Map app to navigate the off road section as confusing as that app can be.

I like driving with a 8" screen and it seems to be the perfect size (for me). Depending on your liking you can think of a Android Auto device or a dedicated android tablet. Then you you think about a DMD, Hugherock, Samsung active tab 5 or other rugged (IP rated) device.

@Nick-Dawson said in Long Distance Testing using Android Auto: I have found that when using Android Auto, what is presented on the screen is a limited version of the application that is presented on the phone. It is not the application that is limited, but merely the GUI. That counts for literally ALL apps being used through Carplay or Android Auto. You can start routes just fine from the AA screen though (tap screen so menu appears and press the looking glass icon). Zoom also works, but you need to enable dynamic view mode. It may be needed to adapt the zoom settings (this can only be done on the phone indeed) to better suit your AA screen. Some of the GUI elements will be added in version 5.1 (iirc). You are correct that AA is great for A2B routes. Personally I prefer the full app on a native phone for scenic routes indeed.

That was my conclusion a few montes ago. Like you all waiting for the fix

I understand, I was just wondering if anyone knew. Congratulations on your work, I'll enjoy my trip and your app.

@Lary Open a support ticket so it can be investigated. https://www.myrouteapp.com/support

@Marinus-van-Deudekom said in Vormingspunten worden niet overgeslagen bij navigeren: Of misschien je route ietsje beter plannen? Onderweg kan er ook van alles gebeuren waardoor je gedwongen om anders te rijden en dat je daardoor punten zal gaan missen. Dat heeft dus niets te maken met de nauwkeurigheid van vormingspunten op je route.

@Con-Hennekens If not in this version, perhaps on next big Web Update (we are expecting this long time ago ) Regards

@Bart-De-Medts Hi Bart, Thanks for your reply and the additional DMD Info, much appreciated. I also had a lot of information from Rainer (Guzziest) in a PM, I now have confidence the DMD solution is for me the flexibility is the key element I think. Thanks again for the support, I know where to come now to find ‘expert advice’ Cheers Rob H

@Lluis-Arasanz said in Route lines not showing: Is so difficult to follow initial Language? What happes if every one writes in his language? I have seen multiple posts by you not honoring the same principle I believe. Deepl is your friend, don't lose respect for people in this community please (yes I use deepl too). That being said: @Jörgen said in Route lines not showing: We used to have a rule that posts should be written in the same language they start in. The actual "rule" was dedicated to the BETA categories, and said that posts should preferably be started in English or in Dutch (being the by far biggest group of people at that time) and replied to in the original language or in English. Maybe the amount of German speaking people has caught up by now, that's possible. I can read English and German (and Dutch) pretty well, but must admit that the frequency (and maybe the too elaborate writing style of some) sometimes keeps me from continuing. Personally I would have no problem with the forum being English completely, but that might be a bridge too far for many. In the meantime I scan most foreign messages on interesting keywords, and translate only if my interest is triggered. Don't make too big of a problem about everything

@intercom, Voor zover ik begrepen heb is het wel de intentie om in de app overlay kaarten mogelijk te maken. Als dat werkelijkheid wordt, dan is worden fiets en wandelroutes weer een stuk beter bruikbaar, omdat je dan binnen het HERE platform overlay kaarten aan kunt zetten die bijvoorbeeld OSM (en OpenFietsMap) om follow de line te navigeren over fietspaden die dan ook op de kaart staan. Voor wandelen zou er dan een fijne TOPO overlay met hoogtelijnen en bospaadjes kunnen worden toegevoegd. OSM bevat al redelijk veel detail. Zoals gebruikelijk geen belofte, en geen ETA

@Th-Lee Thank you Carl for this detailed explanation. I did try the option 3 via Tread and it worked ok on a very simple route - I would guess that if you were building something complicated then you might run into issues with Tread trying to second guess what you wanted. The tip about using the SD card for file storage is a good one. It's nice to have all your files on hand and available to be reloaded anytime when you're on tour and I wouldn't want them being messed with by the Zumo. I used the XT3 for the first time on Tuesday for a trip of about 200 miles and it worked well. The screen is super clear, bright, easy to read. I liked it. Compared with my old Zumo 660 this is a great leap forward and it is much faster and easier to create routes on the device than it ever was on the 660. That does open up some new possibilities for route planning, but I will still prefer to build on MRA first and transfer to the Garmin later. Thanks again for your help.

@Albert-van-den-Elsen het is geen Tinder

@EDWINO Een andere klant had hetzelfde probleem. Zij hebben hun Bitdefender-extensie (antivirus) uitgeschakeld, waardoor het probleem werd opgelost. Another customer had thar same problem. They turned off their Bitdefender (antivirus) extension which solved the problem.