Just got 2019.24.4

[Wyman]

The video needs to be H.265/HEVC for HW3. No big deal (I have HW3) since HW3 is inferior on the current HW2.5 code. You will get a HW3 upgrade towards the end of the year when HW3 specific code is written. Also you my get an improved HW3.1 chip.

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How can I see the video properties? I right click and view the MP4 properties but the the coding is not shown.

 

[MacGreiner]

Are there any tangible benefits to AP behaviour with the new maps or is it simply just a "new map"?

 

[RonFTW]

Just got car back from service.

06/19 build.
Model 3 Perf
2019.15.105
NA-2019.20.10487

Short term pain for having new tech smh

 

[JulienW]

How can I see the video properties? I right click and view the MP4 properties but the the coding is not shown.

Have a Mac and it is right click>Get Info or just highlight and look in the right sidebar of Finder

 

[Wyman]

Have a Mac and it is right click>Get Info or just highlight and look in the right sidebar of Finder

I guess Windows is different. Hard to see this kind of info in explorer.

 

[JulienW]

I guess Windows is different....

Actually the Mac is different.

 

[brampower]

I guess Windows is different. Hard to see this kind of info in explorer.

You can open it in VLC, which will be able to show you the codec:
Find out Video Resolution and Frame Rate using VLC

 

[pdx_m3s]

I wish I could somehow request a navigation update. The car has good WiFi and hasn't had an issue with software updates to-date.

 

[MP3Mike]

I wish I could somehow request a navigation update. The car has good WiFi and hasn't had an issue with software updates to-date.

Submit a "Software Update" service request via the app mentioning that you are stuck on an old version of the navigation data and that you want them to check why it hasn't updated. They can likely fix it remotely. (You probably had a map update that failed and is in a stuck state.)

 

[Knightshade]

Are there any tangible benefits to AP behaviour with the new maps or is it simply just a "new map"?

Can't speak to this specific version of map update- but typically map updates provide a number of tangible AP benefits including:

A more accurate speed limit database (for example the last map update I got added speed limits on some roads that formerly had none and restricted you to 50 mph max on AP)

and

Better Nav-on-AP behavior as they include better data on things like exits, lanes, and interchanges

 

[pdx_m3s]

Submit a "Software Update" service request via the app mentioning that you are stuck on an old version of the navigation data and that you want them to check why it hasn't updated. They can likely fix it remotely. (You probably had a map update that failed and is in a stuck state.)

I’m going to give it a couple weeks before I try this method.

 

[WilliamG]

I’m going to give it a couple weeks before I try this method.

I just requested service because I'm tired of not being able to navigate Seattle because the SR99 tunnel (only one of the biggest tunnel projects in the world) isn't being taken into account. I don't even know if the new mapping data resolves this, but I figure it's worth a try.

 

[DDotJ]

I just requested service because I'm tired of not being able to navigate Seattle because the SR99 tunnel (only one of the biggest tunnel projects in the world) isn't being taken into account. I don't even know if the new mapping data resolves this, but I figure it's worth a try.

Someone on Reddit confirmed that the tunnel is indeed included in the Navigation update, although there is no HOV lane support.

Looks like it's in there!! Put a random address on E Marginal way S and Imit routes me through the 99. Harrison->6th->WA99 S

FINALLY!!!!!

No HOV lane support though.

Source (credit to u/apanali)

 

[WilliamG]

Someone on Reddit confirmed that the tunnel is indeed included in the Navigation update, although there is no HOV lane support.



credit to u/apanali

Thank you for the info. I'll believe it when I see it, though it would make sense that it would be included.

 

[pdx_m3s]

I just requested service because I'm tired of not being able to navigate Seattle because the SR99 tunnel (only one of the biggest tunnel projects in the world) isn't being taken into account. I don't even know if the new mapping data resolves this, but I figure it's worth a try.

Thanks. Let me know if that method works for getting the update (and if they can do it remotely).

 

[WilliamG]

Thanks. Let me know if that method works for getting the update (and if they can do it remotely).

Definitely will do. Got a text message from Service pretty quickly to ask what issues I'm having.

 

[alseTrick]

Submit a "Software Update" service request via the app mentioning that you are stuck on an old version of the navigation data and that you want them to check why it hasn't updated. They can likely fix it remotely. (You probably had a map update that failed and is in a stuck state.)

My service center sent me an email saying they charge $10 to do that when I put in a request.

 

[WilliamG]

My service center sent me an email saying they charge $10 to do that when I put in a request.

Whaaaa? Seriously? That's... ridiculous. Why?

 

[alseTrick]

Whaaaa? Seriously? That's... ridiculous. Why?

Beats me. It was technically $9.96 or something like that. They asked if I still wanted to push the update and I said no, that's absurd.

I have to use my phone as a WiFi hotspot to get updates now when I'm commuting to work.

 

[WilliamG]

Beats me. It was technically $9.96 or something like that. They asked if I still wanted to push the update and I said no, that's absurd.

I have to use my phone as a WiFi hotspot to get updates now when I'm commuting to work.

I'm assuming they'd be pushing it over LTE, is that why, and not over WiFi? I'd not expect that charge if you were on WiFi at the time.