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Uploading GPX: Elapsed time rather than moving time?

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Mushypeas Jul 2017 7:53pm, 7 Jul 2017 3 posts	0 Mushypeas Hi I noticed that when I upload a gpx on ~~strava~~ it uses 'moving time' to calculate pace (i.e. when the watch auto-pauses the pause is excluded from moving time). But when I use the same watch on fetcheveryone.com it uses elapsed time (i.e. if I'm waiting at traffic lights for 3 mins I'll have 3 mins longer on my time) Is there any way of altering this setting? Thanks
Dvorak Jul 2017 12:08pm, 9 Jul 2017 13847 posts	0 Dvorak There was something about that as a "known issue" right from when the graphs were implemented: I think the answer was "no". However, I thought it was something only affecting the graphs and not the underlying time/distance figures? (And it might have been resolved as my downloads (non Garmin, non Strava) do not afaik do that.)
SPR Jul 2017 12:15pm, 9 Jul 2017 24403 posts	0 SPR Do you actually use auto pause? I don't and ~~strava~~ still has a way of only doing moving time rather than the time my watch is showing.
Mushypeas Jul 2017 11:11pm, 9 Jul 2017 10 posts	0 Mushypeas I use auto-pause. ~~strava~~ works fine. But Fetch shows elapsed time (that's not a bug just a different approach I guess)

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