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@rob-verhoeff , @marinus-van-deudekom I once changed the route, .. Link zu Angepassten Route You were right there is probably a construction site see picture [image: 1780955202541-img_9383.png]

@Corjan-Meijerink if the map had a checker would that not indicate that the map was downloaded successfully?

I think this is a good proposal.

@Con-Hennekens thnkx Con. Dan weet ik het nu wel

@Reinhard-32 said: @Tuxi said: Hat hier jemand einen hilfreichen Vorschlag? Fahre bis über den Punkt 8 und überspringe dann den nächsten Punkt. 9. @jörgen Sehe ich eigentlich auch so, oder man nutzt den MRA Routenplaner in der App. Geht gut wenn man es einmal verstanden hat, kurz nutzen, dazu Route stoppen, bearbeiten, speichern, neu starten und dort weiter wo man gerade gehalten hat. [image: 1780916933921-img_9350.jpeg]

@Corjan-Meijerink said: Black = blocked road Whereas red is severe delay (heavy traffic), black would indicate road closure. Ok, understand; it makes sense. Black, like in the past in the web planner. Thanks Hey, you should not look into the forum.

@Mark-McDonald said: Whilst creating a route in Spain with seasonal closures ticked it takes say 6 hours but the exact same route will take 5 hours 10 minutes with seasonal closures unticked why? I can understand how it works in high alpine routes but Spain in the summer? What am I missing? The MRA is entirely dependent on the information provided by the mapmakers. HERE is a map that is also maintained by users of HERE via a special website of HERE. This information can be processed quickly or it needs some time. But before i scare you of about HERE, which map did you used to create your route? HERE, TomTom or OpenStreet Map (OSM)? Like @herman-veldhuizen said, if there is a closure and this is not marked up correctly, it can have some effect on your route. But, did you used enough waypoints as well? If you put 2 waypoints miles apart from eachother and in the online routeplanner the route you created takes 6 hours but after loading it in your navigation system or MRA Next app, he route is suddenly 5 hrs and 10min. it might be also that there is some road you did not selected to go pass it but the app uses it as a part of the route. This might have an effect of the time as well But please, provide us with a link to tat route so we can cehck it also.

Wat klopt er niet aan dat witte gedeelte? Die volgt precies de lijn die ook je je route zit. Ik denk dus dat die wel klopt, tenzij jouw gedeelde route al niet klopt. De melding "Kan route niet berekenen" duidt op het ontbreken van kaartdelen terwijl je offline navigatie aan hebt staan.

Zelf toch maar even gezocht: https://forum.myrouteapp.com/topic/1882/data-verbruik-en-route-viapunten/3 Erg misleidende titel trouwens. Alleen maar "gereutel" over max aantal routepunten...

@Rob-Wiltshire said: This has been a very exasperating afternoon to work this out ! , and not a great customer experience. Great app , confusing , very time confusing to work out interface' Your time would have been better spent by reading a manual. Or maybe follow the in-app introduction after having installed the app.

@DerRoteBlitz, do you have an enabled internet connection at all?

@Alliston, to be honest, I think you are right. Updating maps is not a navigational function, and should be possible even with offline navigation enabled. The syncing of routes also continues with offline navigation enabled. I my view enabling offline navigation should be limited to navigational functions only.

@b0hd1, let's agree to disagree.

@Vosje Great glad I could help

Op mijn iphone, krijg ik als er geen dataverbinding is, eerst tijdens opstarten MRA app een oranje balkje in beeld met de tekst: tijdelijk offline, Controleer je internetverbinding. Dit balkje loopt automatisch af na ongeveer een 2-tal seconden. vervolgens zie ik dan tijdelijk offline in beeld staan. Dit is dan de offline mode, waarin men met de juiste offline kaart, de routes kan laden / navigeren [image: 1780848805463-img_2068-1.jpeg]

Thanks, this just what i was going to test next

I found Android's TTS too "robotic" and low-quality lately and thus tried a few alternative engines. (Samsung's has always been my favorite, but, infuriatingly, they don't allow its usage in third-party-apps any longer). After trying out a few free ones, I ended up buying (one-time purchase of 3,99 €) a commercial TTS engine (to be more precise: a specific German voice, "Claudia", of said engine), and am very pleased. Some things are pronounced correctly (e.g. "links halten", see my original post), while others are wrong. But overall, it's easily 300% better (more natural and enjoyable) than Google's German voice, in my opinion. Maybe I'm just particularly picky, regarding this - after all, Android's TTS works great and is free.

@Rob-Verhoeff bedankt voor de duidelijke info,zal de volgen de keer zelf iets beter kijken.

@KevN1k-0 It’s in the DNA of MyRoute-App to use the droplet (shaping point) en handsymbol (viapoint) to use as waypoints. You can always ad an extra POI-icon to an existing waypoint. I don’t see it happen the waypoint symbols will change.