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U gave me links to get tmc working.
I said myne is working, but it is incosistant...as I see I am not the olny one noticing this..
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20th August 2017, 08:07 AM #1Junior Member
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20th August 2017, 01:48 PM #2iGO Enthusiast
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jancko, educate yourself. Read more threads before asking next noobie question.
Originally Posted by jancko
For TMC you must have hardware receiver, antenna and compatible software. Usually on more expensive WinCE based devices. It is RADIO signal, realtime.
For Android you are using ONLINE DATA (Wi-Fi/3G internet based), not true TMC. Servers are not always accurate, plus standard internet glitches lead to a problems.Last edited by Boki; 20th August 2017 at 01:51 PM.
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30th November 2019, 10:07 AM #3Member
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I agree with Jancko.
I have igo Nextgen 9.18.27.719974 installed on my TomTom 8375 which is a android device with TomTom truck installed on it.
The traffic info i get from TomTom is much more up to date then the traffic info i get when i use Igo on this device.
Both Igo and TomTom use a server to get traffic info from i asume?
But now i undertand that in fact that the info which is given by Igo comes from a server that made the TMC info digital to use with a mobile connection.
That explains why the info TomTom shows me is much up to date.
Igo mostly shows shows old delays which are not there anymore.
Because of that it calculates different routes if the delay is longer than 10 min ( this time i set in the igo settings )
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