Thread: Mix of Tomtom and HERE files on IGO?

Costs nothing to try it, right?

Routing.
Two countries from different providers.

Originally Posted by sig33

Right, why should I focus on to see if it fails with mixed maps?

You should do it to find out for yourself instead of trusting any claim made. I'm using "mixed" maps all the time and it works flawlessly.

I'm using several maps (.fbl) from different providers. I also have multiple POIs for a map. You can named them to be anything; the name of the file doesn't matter. When you select "Places", there is icon that allow you to search from all or specific provider.

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Originally Posted by osiris4isis

I'm using several maps (.fbl) from different providers...

I'm really interested in seeing the maps of the various providers that you are using. How many? 3, 4, ...6...? Fresh maps? Very latest editions?
About POI's - as always, you did not say anything new
I already said that in post #5 and I repeated in a post #8.

Originally Posted by Boki_Srb

...You can mix poi and buildings without problems...

Originally Posted by Boki_Srb

RENAULT R-Link 2...and only content you can mix are buildings and pois (and spc, ofcourse)...

@sig33

Originally Posted by sig33

...I'm not sure about the software version...

Every software has "about" info
Usually located:
NG versions (Android and WinCE, and IOS) > three lines button> About > version information
or
Primo editions (both Android/WinCE) >button "more" > swipe right (WinCE) or at bottom of the screen (android) > Help > About Software
Of course, may vary in very customized system, but the principle is the same.

I'm a little shortened previous story.
There were still certain releases of providers that fit in with each other, but lost in terms of time, because, of course, they were no longer fresh.
On the European continent, only two providers "survived" - TomTom and here, and couple of large local (Basar for Turkey and HNR for Hungary).
In other parts of the world are more, but still they are ...sporadic and of course very localized - Israel GM, Colombia Coltrack, India MMI...etc. Only Africa is fully covered with their T4A.

Originally Posted by Boki_Srb

About POI's - as always, you did not say anything new

I really do not care if you think it's "new" or not. I answered OP question
"Did you have more than one pois file for a country?"

You should focus on giving correct answer instead of assuming things. To answer your question
"I'm really interested in seeing the maps of the various providers that you are using."

Liechtenstein HERE 2018.Q3 to Switzerland TomTom 2018.06, no problem in routing. "Two countries from different providers."

Which OP already asked providers of HERE and TomTom
"A secondary question is to mix Map from TT with HERE POIs, does it work? Sometimes?"

Ahahaha. Using them.
Sure, from Texas, or Virginia.

Interestingly, you who are very "precise", now ignorizes your own words...


P.S.
if you already wanted to give a local example, positive, you could have chosen the route, for example:
From Lake Charles, Loiusiana to Las Cruces, New Mexico. Texas map from TT, others (Arkansas, Oklahoma) are from Here, iGO Pal.
Also, no problem with routing:

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No problems with WinCE Primo too:

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It means that these editions are compatible with each other ... but that's not always the case.
As I said before ... should try, may worth...

Of course, will be trashed later...or maybe not