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sring 19.03.2010 11:27:59 UTC



I have just a couple more comments now.

"The best way to have a backup is to copy all the files from your device with Run.GPS to a safe place".

Isn't this what gps-sport.net is setup for? This website is my safe place. Should it not be my safe place?

In my case (and I'm sure others) having a way to batch download from the website would be advantageous. At a minimum I need my x,y data and time which is included in the GPX file format. They are many desktop applications that read GPX/KML/etc. Therefore, having a way to get the raw data (x,y and time) out of the system should be at least as easy as getting data into the system.
admin 19.03.2010 09:36:05 UTC



If you'd download all trainings as GPX files this would have some disadvantages:

- there's not all data in it because the GPX format is not very flexible (e.g. no heart rate, no laps, ..)
- you would not be able to restore anything (neither in Run.GPS nor in GPS-Sport.net from these files)

The best way to have a backup is to copy all the files from your device with Run.GPS to a safe place.

/sdcard-or-similar/My Documents/Run.GPS folder on Windows Mobile
/sdcard/Run.GPS folder on Google Android

Okay I know now that's too late for you ... but maybe the data on the SD card from the crashed device are still alive?


sring 18.03.2010 07:08:17 UTC

Batch export from gps-sport.net

I want to export all of my training sessions in one batch data export job to GPX/KML format. I've seen how to export all my training as a CSV file but I don't think that downloads the GPS (x,y) data. My mobile device crashed and I no longer have all my training sessions stored locally. Suggestions?

Thanks,
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