@nseslija ok, thanks

@egika thanks, it reappeared Nice to have waypoints now!

@kuba-sarata said in How to edit a move in suunto app?: @brad_olwin thanks for sharing this option. This would be a good idea for syncing new moves, that’s right. I’m not sure though how the historical data imported from MC behaved and it’s impossible now to find all of the errors. Maybe you know were the moves imported from the data entered to MC or somehow from the raw files imported from the watch? At the same time - just clicking ‘edit’ and entering a correct value is still much much easier Not for a lot of moves, it really would not matter. The import was tested and unlikely to result in errors. There is information that does not transfer. I understand why you may want adjustment of values but this is how the app is currently set.

@davide1973 you are most welcome (from both of us)

@gidzy To follow @André-Faria & @andrasveres, if you want to extract a GPX track rather than a route, here’s @Mff73’s guide to doing so for free. I’d just add that, if you’ll be using that track on a computer anyway, you can export the activity’s FIT file from the App and extract the track GPX using a utility like GPSBabel.

@kuba-sarata you can use Sport Tracker to have more option like type of goal (time, calories, distance and numbers of activities) BUT you can’t delete it.

@markytarky not sure what the beta contains, as I never enrolled to it, but latest public release fixed the optimize GPS issue (Ambits had issue).

Also please contact Suunto support if you need official support, we are just users like you and cannot always help.

And another one… Movescount app appeared to interact with WhatsApp and my mail client differently and give me a count of messages (or all the messages) rather than just the most recent message in the notification. SuuntoApp just gives the first bit of the most recent message which is much better.

@brunoh The starting fitness level is put in manually based on the ammount of training per week. Eg. 1-3 hours per week is FL 6, 9-11 hours is FL 8 and more then 15 hours per week is FL10. It is a 0-10 scale with 0.5 increments. When using a training program like Firstbeat Athlete this application also weighs the duration of sessions and the intensity and changes the Fitness Level when needed.The fitness level is used to calculatie Peak Training Effect using EPOC. When you have FL 5 you need a much lower EPOC to get to a PTE of for instance 4.0 compared to the situation you have a FL of 8.5. The fitter you are, harder/longer you have to work in order to get a wanted Training Effect. As I am using my watch to pace my sessions, it needs to be set on the right Fitness level. When I ride 40km on my bike and want to reach a PTE of 3.0 I have to get to an EPOC of 64 in FL 7.5. So I have to “yield” 1.6 units op EPOC per km. During my training I can see what distance I traveled and what the EPOC is and I know whether I am on track or have to change the intensity. When my FL is 9.5, I have to get to an EPOC of 80 and need to “earn” 2 units of EPOC per km.

@efejota said in Activities in SA map: @mff73 No, nothing like that. It is a clear shortcoming of the iOS version, indeed. The versions are not identical and some features are not at parity. Whether all features will be at parity I do not know. These types of differences have happened many times in the past.