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Erste Seite<Seite1von1>Letzte Seite bebauchterbiker 26.07.2018 19:16:01 UTC FIT Dateien hochladen? Ich würde gerne von unterwegs mit Android Geräten Streckenaufzeichnungen im FIT Format hochladen oder in die App importieren von dort uppen. Welche EINFACHE Möglichkeiten gibt es dafür? Danke im Voraus! admin 20.01.2017 11:01:56 UTC Sorry, we currently have no concrete plans for supporting FIT. pdo65 13.01.2017 21:03:12 UTC Is there any chance that the export and upload to the FIT format is made possible? pdo65 19.08.2016 13:04:53 UTC Oké thanks for your answer! I wait for the result admin 19.08.2016 10:19:12 UTC I've downloaded the FIT file format specification from https://www.thisisant.com/resources/fit. Pros: - small file size (binary) - flexible (many data types supported) Cons: - rather complicated - not readable through a text editor We'll evaluate and discuss this. pdo65 12.08.2016 11:00:43 UTC geändert am 12.08.2016 20:03:48 UTC Hello, Is it possible to add the option to export workouts to FIT file in Run.GPS app but also through the GPS Sport website (portal) on the detailpage of your training? And perhaps also as autosync function in Run.GPS to Dropbox for syncing with Tapiriik? In my opinion there is stored more detailed data in the FIT format. See details below: FIT - Flexible and Interoperable Data Transfer Strava strives to comply with the FIT Activity File (FIT_FILE_TYPE = 4) spec as defined in the official FIT SDK. Many, many, attributes are defined by FIT. Below is an overview of those used by Strava. message types attributes file_id manufacturer product time_created session sport total_elapsed_time total_timer_time total_distance total_ascent lap timestamp total_elapsed_time total_timer_time total_distance total_ascent record timestamp position_lat position_long altitude heart_rate cadence distance power temperature event timestamp type Activity type is detected from session.sport. TCX - Training Center Database XML The TCX format was developed by Garmin as part of their Training Center software. For Strava users, an advantage is its ability to include power information. However, it does not support temperature. Strava supports version 2 as defined by Garmin (schema file). The base version of TCX does not allow for the inclusion of run cadence or power. As a result, TCX has been extended. From the extensions available, Strava extracts from the <Trackpoint> tag: runcadence as cadence watts as power. Strava reads TCX Courses and only uses the <Track>, <TotalTimeSeconds> and <DistanceMeters> from the <Lap> tag. All other averaging information is ignored. Activity type is detected from <Activity Sport="*"> where ‘biking’, ‘running’, ‘hiking’, ‘walking’ and ‘swimming’ are mapped to their respective activity types. No other types are currently supported. Website information on: https://strava.github.io/api/v3/uploads/#file-types I hope that this addition can be implemented. Regards, Peter Erste Seite<Seite1von1>Letzte Seite