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  1. The destinations are stored inside the infotainment unit rather than the card. Either that file has got corrupted or the sat nav has lost its GPS location. You do hear of that. A long press on the on/off button to force a reboot of the unit if the program has taken a wander out of memory. Fixes most things. Given you posted that on Sunday it might have achieved a reboot by now. Failing that a visit to a dealer. The green menu is suppose to tell you stuff about the GPS location. These units do lock onto a lot of satellites. That can be shown on the normal screen. Suspect it just needs a reboot.
  2. The one click apps come down to whether you trust what it's doing. They are like Excel spreadsheets they start a process and if it goes wrong you are stuck as everything thing is out of alignment. Sinking feeling. I've never used the Obdeleven one click apps always the programming so you know what it's doing. You can unravel what you did from the history file. On newer models coding options arent published as one click apps so you get the fun of researching it yourself. The mqb evo lane assist under taking, over taking, slamming the brakes on etc were identified by the community where it could be fixed. The one click authors sniff about the boards looking for code. This is where fixes are published as one click apps that aren't tested and don't work. It's true that after a year you can probably end the pro license at doing what you want in the first year. My main use now is turning the stop start on and off between services and clearing infotainment error codes from meddling in the backend. Those two you wouldn't be doing on the newer mqb evo platform in any case now.
  3. SFD and coding device manufacturers are all in the same boat, it's a hand shaking protocol between Vag and the manufacturers of these devices. A message goes to Vag from the supporters of your device that says I need a token, token comes back, yes you can do that. No license, no token. There is a diagram on the net when it was first introduced. The one click people pay for it via the micro payment apps, the big boys that do coding via the a license payment. Obdeleven covers both bases, the micro payment apps which challenge the Carista market / similar devices and the Pro side that change the coding VCDS side. Added to this fun Obdeleven have the Ultra product which gets users to do their work for them by writing the coding for the micro payment apps. That is crowd sourcing of generating the apps. They pay for the privilege of that. Reality is the safest coding is to do it yourself not via micro payment apps and fork out for VCDS type laptop solutions or Obdeleven Pro. A standard Obdeleven device becomes a Pro by entering the license code. The one click apps and devices are for chancers that like things simple.
  4. Its the OBDEleven Pro you want if "coding" the non Pro form is like the other one it's a black box. You don't know what it's doing to the coding of the car and how to get back. Coding you do since you reverse what you did. The non coding apps are black box macros running which if they bomb out you leave the cars coding stuffed. Obdelevn without Pro are the micro payment apps where you buy units or earn them. The pro license has an annual payment. VCDS would be land you with a fee but you need a laptop. Anybody who had the Obdeleven prior to circa 2021 has a free license for life and anybody later has to shell out. All comes down to the level of risk you are prepared to take with black box solutions. The so called coding on Obdeleven Pro is just flicking screen icons.
  5. Well all of the car manufacturers served by Traffic Master would have had to renew their licence. Could have been they priced themselves out. For Inrix they would have had to sign up contracts and do a recall for coding on the high unit etc. That service is still viable since it's still running and the data is used by government agencies and other car manufacturers. Reckon two income sources. Connected services is the Vag mib3 solution which has an income model. Some connect services for mib2 if the relative brand supports it. Seat not for mib2, never took off. Depends on other brands. The smartphone services for others. Many dont want their smartphone running these services and those map providers are not proper mapping companies that publish defective maps. Horses for courses. Vag just pulled the plug on Traffic Master by not agreeing a contract or Traffic Master wanted to get out of the business. Fortunately DIY solutions exist for those that use TMC. On the thread above.
  6. Read as we aren't going to do anything about it 😏.
  7. Seat's showing the June 2022 at the minute which is 21.7 according to the documentation. Its that YY.MM which must be in the file that i'e yet to find. That website is a year behind the VW one. I started this thread off on the Seat side with information on how to do the offline maps with the VW direct link, saves registering: https://www.seatcupra.net/forums/threads/updating-the-inbuilt-mib3-satnav-offline.472408/ I reckon it's the NDS file where the YY.MM is why I brought @pcbbc into the conversation since they have a script to read them. I'd have a go myself if it was in there....
  8. @MartiniB Hopefully this link will work for you https://www.seat.co.uk/owners/your-seat/navigation/map-updates Interesting it gives assorted file links for each screen size. Without seeing the release year as YY.MM I'm advising people to stick with the VW direct mib3 map file links since they are always the most up to date for mib2 if you don't have the connect services contract. I suspect @pcbbc would be able to read within the files to find the YY.MM. It must be in there. We have established like mib2 high, mib3 Map files are interchangeable across the Vag brand as expected and for mib3 there is no mapcare issues for Seat as there were for mib2 high e.g.. same status for updates as VW and Skoda. Not sure of Audi. Income generation for map material is via connect services now for the brands. Last time I looked the Skoda download was very old. I'm think similar to your mib2 high offline files, the mib3 direct links can be usefully published.
  9. It could be they are just feeding more data, Inrix via the FM broadcast is showing more data than Traffic Master ever did. As I mentioned before I reckon there is a market in travel data these days so it's bought and sold between providers.
  10. As long as the eBay seller isn't a rip off merchant you will have no problem with any of the three brands they are interchangeable, all recognised.
  11. First the pinning of MartiniB thread by the mod has gone a bit side wise for the last year so the June 2023 files are on this thread If you aren't driving across the breath of Europe use the second file down. If you need all of Europe buy a 32gb Skoda or Seat or VW card, makes no difference they all have a VAG CID on them that the unit will read and say, yes this is a valid map card. You can't use any old SD card. If you buy a new card, just take a copy of it. Then do a delete not a reformat. With the zip file, unzip the contents and drag across to the SD card. Job done.
  12. GB solution if anyone is casually reading this is further up the thread or the French solution above which PCBBC helped out with.
  13. Should have read "did for you"... sure we have AI now that deliberately messes stuff up 🙄.
  14. The French solution to your own disappearing TMC that PCBBC didn't for you. I guess that's only the French solution the GB solution is further up to clarify.
  15. For mib2 standard V12 if a Mib2 high (Columbus in Skoda lingo branding) you can use the latest maps for that. Both solutions on the thread thanks to the two experts on the thread .
  16. Indeed it would be nice to get the TT 5 years for sure (2023+5). I've been working on 2020+5, worst scenario would be 2019+5. You'll have to point out where the TT file server is 🤔. Audi people turn up on MartiniB's threads after doing the AOL firmware update / Mib Tools... I cant say I follow Audi boards but note they have a navigation FeC upgrade when they arrive. Seat and Audi still operating mapcare limitations. Seat / Cupra lifted it in the final period on their production models.
  17. MartiniB you haven't managed to find where the YY.MM is published in those files. Reckon it's not in the ascii readable ones. @pcbbc add our software expert to this. This is the question of which is most up-to-date Skoda, VW or Seat.
  18. The solution is to fix it yourself since the maps are basically a legacy product, not too long to go on updates now. VAG have this ability too drop support pretty quickly as they move from mib 2 to mib 3 in 2020 so pretty unlikely they would have lifted a finger. The official user POI import and destination import went in circa 2020. They keep the map updates going historically 5 years after moving onto the new mib which changes the map updates. Now 3 years into that. Thanks to pcbbc and bigade1 user solutions exist.... enjoyed the narrow lane messages this week on a mib2 standard. I'm sure Traffic Master didn't have that one 👏. It is useful. Swapped the maps over since one knew one was heading into a busy part of the world.
  19. 👍 😍 😉 I normally fumble about in there looking for mib2 standard and mib2 high. Sure stuff gets moved about. There is the answer then. The go to place.
  20. If users POIs you either get all of them or none by toggling on and off. You can create your own user POIs for import with Poinspector. Needs some effort to setup but works.
  21. It's an entry level mib2 as you probably know. True not much on it. Normally you would look on the mibsolution.one web site, Guest, guest. Nothing springs out.
  22. It's in the map files those segments of road which have a set of flags that can be toggled on and off are not implemented in the mib2 standard map files after V12 for Inrix as TomTom cartography files that are used didn't get it implemented. Guess whoever prepares the files for mib2 standard (it's a commercial company) streamlined their systems to just import the traffic master files. V12 were based on HereMaps and included the flags for Inrix. Pcbbc described it in the thread. Why the Ozzie solution also uses V12 for that reason. Pcbbc who produced those two files short cuts the need for mib2 standard tool kit which the Ozzies used in their solution which was got working in the UK. The toolkit approach washed the files through the system whilst those two sets has the washing done for you. Clever guys on the thread.
  23. Why I said visually check for file structure. Short cut.
  24. It's whether it's a mib2 standard which these files are for.
  25. Well if you take a copy of your map card and try the new file you won't have lost anything. What you replace it with unzipped should look like what's on it now on the file structure, if not, it's not compatible. Pass on what an RNS315 is exactly.

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