Is it possible to restore accidentally deleted training?
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Sep 2018
3:39pm, 12 Sep 2018
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fetcheveryone
*Now*, you should see a bit in the top right of that individual run, that lets you export as a TCX (or possibly FIT - if FIT is available go for that).
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Sep 2018
3:41pm, 12 Sep 2018
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HellsBells
and there it is thank you so much for holding my hand - do you know they used to let me actually be responsible for real people, frightening isn't it I owe you a pint or two at Draycote I was only bothered as i appear to have just run 10 miles 2 minutes faster than my actual 10 mile PB and didn't want to lose the evidence |
Sep 2018
3:46pm, 12 Sep 2018
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fetcheveryone
Don't forget to delete the other ten miler, unless you did two today
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Sep 2018
3:51pm, 12 Sep 2018
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HellsBells
unfortunately it's not taken off the paused time when I was retying shoelaces etc so doesn't look as quick, but I know it was 1:56:09 really
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Sep 2018
11:39pm, 12 Sep 2018
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Dvorak
I like a story with a happy ending :-). To piggyback on a question, fetch: why is a FIT better than a TCX better than a GPX? It is moot for me, as all I can export is GPX, but that does seem to include all the information needed (including not including pauses). |
Sep 2018
6:51am, 13 Sep 2018
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fetcheveryone
It’s simply the amount of data available, D.
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Sep 2018
9:08am, 13 Sep 2018
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um
Hi Ian - back to TCX vs GPX. In the rare cases I reload a run (or walk or bike)* from Garmin Connect, it's 'better' to choose TCX over GPX? *Typically happens when I'm half way home in the car & the Garmin is busy bleeping each mile, so the activity needs a bit of tweaking to remove the non active bits. |
Sep 2018
9:35am, 13 Sep 2018
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fetcheveryone
Hi um - yes, if you've ever opened up a TCX file in a text editor, versus the same file in GPX format, the TCX is usually far richer in detail.
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Sep 2018
9:44am, 13 Sep 2018
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um
Thanks - will use TCX in future. Do you know of a run or time related XML editor - eg remove everything before of after a specificied time or distance? (other than my method of deleting ~50 entries, saving and then checking via Google Earth if I've got the right bits left). If not - when you've exhausted your improvement list, and sat around just itching for something to do, a map driven XML auto-editor would be great! |
Sep 2018
9:45am, 13 Sep 2018
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fetcheveryone
Not off the top of my head, but I like the idea of making one
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