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Erste Seite<Seite1von2>Letzte Seite NoPlayBack 13.04.2011 07:26:33 UTC Speed of Import into Sporttracks Currently the only way to get heart-rate into sporttracks is to export to csv and import in Sporttracks. Works perfect, even without modifying any column-headers as described below. Just export and import. BUT The speed of import is incredible low. A GPX file from same workout needs 1 sec. CSV needs almost 30 sec. to be loaded into Sporttracks. A similar GPX-File which includes the heartrate-data (from 3rd-party sw) also needs only 1 or 2 sec. So what is the reason for that? Anybody an idea, or anybody having same experience ? NoPlayBack 28.03.2011 08:25:24 UTC Yes, perfect now. admin 21.03.2011 10:45:16 UTC The latest release is 2.3.9a build 2334. NoPlayBack 18.03.2011 12:55:54 UTC Release 2.3.9 build 2326 admin 18.03.2011 12:07:05 UTC The problem has already been solved for the Google Android version 2.3.9a. Which version / os are you using? gmngueko 17.03.2011 18:54:09 UTC RunGPS bug on csv creation from the csv file I received from NoPlayBack, I'am pretty sure there is a bug on the csv export part of RunGPS. I believe the heartRate is not corretly outputed. So you should contact RunGPS admin for that bug, so they can solve it in the next release. gmngueko 17.03.2011 10:01:01 UTC NoPlayBack email NoPlayBack, your page is not public so I can't send message to you. could you send me a new message with YOUR EMAIL address, I will then be able to contact you on that address. Cheers. gmngueko 15.03.2011 15:03:17 UTC it works for me I just tried with an old csv file I had around. I imported it into Sporttracks 3.0 and no issue. you can maybe send me your csv file, so I can look and see what is wrong for you. normally it doesn't matter the type of belt you are using, ultimately it is the content of the csv file which mattres. NoPlayBack 15.03.2011 13:22:06 UTC geändert am 15.03.2011 13:46:50 UTC Did a test with csv export-import to Sporttracks. Unfortunately the heartrate information was not transferred correctly. I am using Polar Bluetooth Belt. So currently for me there is no way to export data from run.gps and import to Sporttracks... There are spikes in the Sporttracks display... and these are also as raw-data in the csv-file. Seems to be generated from Run.GPS. The rest of the data (non-spikes-area) is also not correct, it shows values below 2000, but definitly not heart-rate-values... chris_josi 01.01.2011 13:35:35 UTC I have the sam problem, the heart rate is sometimes more than 2000 beats/min after importing in Sporttracks, but the Value in Run.GPS is korrect. And further it would be nice to export the training also in pace and not only in speed. Cheers Erste Seite<Seite1von2>Letzte Seite