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@Brian-McG said: the idea of it being the maps is only a guess not a fact you would need to do some testing before & after updating the maps to prove it hi @brian-mcg if I had the time to ride those routes again, I absolutely would especially given the weather here at the moment, but we live 200 miles apart and work gets in the way Personally I believe it was probably the maps, I agree, as as you wrote, it would need to be properly evidenced, (but TBF I am not really that bothered, this was just a chat to highlight the issue for others) As I wrote previously, every single one of the functional settings were exactly the same, these were checked and double checked. There is no other explanation except perhaps IOS and android work differently.

I've never an old analogue compass at all. Maybe that is the reason why i think it is more logical that the red bar shows the direction your heading and north always is on top on the compass. If this view is used does the compass then also be more sensible in the North Up view?

Wherever the data comes from? The current situation is unsatisfactory! I’m also tired of constantly finding on other platforms that either a block is in place but Here doesn’t show it, or Here shows a block but it actually no longer exists. I would immediately support switching to a reliable provider. As for the suggestions to report potential errors to Here—I’ve done that several times… but it takes weeks or even months for the report to be processed. Google Maps is a prime example of how it can work.

irriteren is inderdaad een groot woord maar door het uitspreken van de straatnamen worden de aanwijzingen onnodig lang. Dat maakt het soms wat druk. Heeft denk ik te maken met de het principe dat de aanwijzingen uit de TTS engine komen. Dat betekent dus dat het letterlijk voorleest wat het ziet of voorgeschoteld krijgt. Tegelijkertijd is de TTS wel noodzakelijk om het voorlezen van notities mogelijk te maken. Als men het uitspreken van de straatnamen uitschakelbaar zou willen maken, moet het denk ik ergens in het kaartmateriaal al te blokkeren zijn. Een andere audio engine (die geen straatnamen voorleest) zou in theorie ook kunnen, maar dan ga je denk ik weer veel forumvragen krijgen over bijv. de notities die het ineens niet meer doen. Daarom lijkt me dat geen geschikte weg om te bewandelen.

geprobeerd in edge , juist hetzelfde

@Con-Hennekens beste Con. bedankt voor de uitleg, maar wat verschilt er juist als ik een route als track rijd bij een afwijking?

@nomko not completely correct is a more kind reaction to @nick-carthew post.

Als je bedoelt op de computer dan is dat simpel. Gewoon de pagina waar je in wilt beginnen op het scherm openen en dan een snelkoppeling maken in je browser!

Yes, just make a copy first and after that you can easily repair mistakes!

A few weeks ago I rode a route that I have done many times. on this occasion the NN did exactly as you describe here. tried to send me off and back on the motorway at almost every junction. I had 1 start point 400m away from my house and the next shaping point was located at the end of the motorway section. I did not need anymore as I know the route, it was a means of getting to the twisty toads and these two points were circa 50miles (80KM) apart. only reason I had the two initial points was to give me a rough arrival time. route as track I sent the log files to the devs, did not get an explanation, which I wasn't really looking for, the answer I received was, they would use the findings from the log files to help with updates. which was my intention when I sent the log files. curiouser and curiouser

Go to your Routelab account page and change the language to Italian. Then click on Support and you'll see the manuals are in Italian as well. Small warning while you're in there: it took me ages to get into my Routelab account at all last summer. I was on the road, and hotel and campsite wifi kept dying halfway through the login — I was convinced my account was broken. It was the network, not the site. Put a VPN on the laptop with an endpoint back home and it loaded first try, every time since. Picking one took longer than fixing the problem though, most reviews are just marketing. The roundup on https://kiesly.nl was the only one that actually compared them on speed and stability. Handy if you plan routes from abroad.

We take all feedback serious but please, create a support ticket. Then we have an official way to communicate. Obviously audio is critical.

@LennyO said: @tonyS I use the same combo... yes the maps don't look like Garmin and never will, because that depends on what "Here" gives us. ...also Garmin-XT isn't perfect: the used colours are'nt contrasty enough. I don't understand why every manufacturer uses such pastell colours. Thank God, Garmin uses a simple text file, to define the colours for streets, forests, cities etc. So it's really easy to change used colours to your own preferences. Also to get more contrast Would be nice, if MyRoute-App next would also use such a extra text file to (re)define the map colours...

@Marinus-van-Deudekom Ja, gewoon met 2 knoppen om de 2 verschillende optie te tonen, ideaal tijdens het plannen van je route, de tijden tussen de "harde" punten [image: 1785945205938-505a7d7a-9f53-4e52-a0e0-1578207b7195-image.jpeg]

@Hub-1 graag gedaan

Welcome! Hope your trip goes smoothly! Enjoy!

Je mist niks Bedraad overbrengen werkt niet zo, zelfs nog beter.

Ok, my version Every day has its own color. [image: 1785880329394-1000066992.jpg]