@zvonejan said in Concerns about Movescount:

☺ ☺ I forgot about the limit of uploaded track in watch. 15 is the limit. However I am 100 % sure that in the past a msg has appeared in such situations on the Web, maybe not in S9, but on ambit 3 for sure.

Ambit route limit is 50, scrolling through half of that in a watch would be pita so it’s quite rare to hit that limit 😉

Though reaching total point limit for routes is not that hard. And iirc watch > navigation is only place in MC that has provided hints about available route resources. Many others have been puzzled by disabled "Use with my … " toggle in map view, including past and current Ambit users. Like myself.

De acuerdo muchas gracias. Un saludo.

@mjoncheres in QS go to “services” (menu button in the top left).

@mff73 Got it, thanks. If I’m provided a solution, I’ll post it here. Cheers.

@Fiox89 Copyright reasons? One would think Suunto own their own copyrights. Or did they outsource the software development? This could explain the lack of interest in bug fixing.

Working now. Thank you. I bailed on my climb. Couldn’t load a GPX last second and didn’t want to get lost on the long forest approach buried in snow. Oh well. We are all on extended vacation. Be safe!

@Mff73 said in Transferring MC moves to Suunto app does not work…:

@Brad_Olwin said in Transferring MC moves to Suunto app does not work…:

@zemarcoo29 You can create another account in SA and get everything to transfer. You will need to make sure all is in MC first.

The problem is not the SA account, but the original MC account which is now flagged as “transfered to SA”.
Whatever the SA account, it won’t transfer anymore (except negociate with the support).

Sorry, I stand corrected. I remember early on we could use a different SA account.

I have the same problem (with Spartan Sport + app 4.31.0), I can see my Run but not synch with strava and impossible to get the fit file.
The solution is to remove the data + cache of the application and restart the app.
It’s not serious for Suunto. One year ago, this issue existed…

@starrysky , PHP is not quite my thing and it has been a while, but I’d start by checking phpinfo() to see if sqlite module is loaded and if it’s not, you probably need to edit your php.ini

Is there a particular problem you are trying to solve with mocking a service?

@zerwe try reset password.

@vlado
It’s not possible anymore, but atm you can use Relive an external tool you can link from the settings
It works pretty well, even the free version

https://www.relive.cc

Yess, the app is the future (exept when you want to use waypoints) 🙂
You can see the charge on the watch, never matched suuntolink, probably why the took it off?

It works!!! Thank you guys, it’s greatly appreciated!

Thanks to @Fenr1r to clarify the process :), but i thought you had known how to sync from MC to watch, as you said :

@jtp2020 said in Routes from Suunto App to Movescount to Watch... is it possible?:

I could upload from Movescount to my watch, but I can’t create new routes in Movescount directly since so much of the functionality has been decommissioned

btw, good news you managed to do this process 🙂 (but not as different as before SA, except to export route gpx from SA and use it as 3rd route gpx creator for MC import).

@comfortably_numb said in Fix the elevation issue in Movescount:

I see the route in your screenshot is also missing the total ‘Ascent’ and ‘Descent’ data.

Of course - no one here is arguing that Movesount route view is not broken.
But for imported and older (pre-2020Q1) routes that’s just a piece of presentation and has been like that since Mapbox retired its Surface service about a year ago. Why have they decided not to calculate Movescount route asc / desc totals from data already included in the the route, I don’t know. Luckly it has no effect on how routes with already exiting elevation data are synced to the watch.

As your No.2 route / SAT15 clearly lacks elevation data, it must be come from somewhere else than Plotaroute.

You could also just export your routes from Movescount as GPX and check if elevation is set for routepoints (route created with Plotaroute, imported to Movescount):

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <gpx version="1.1" creator="Movescount - http://www.movescount.com" ...> <rte> <name>ExpEst2020</name> <rtept lat="57.8374105" lon="27.5755725"> <ele>69</ele> </rtept> <rtept lat="57.8373528" lon="27.5802755"> <ele>64</ele> </rtept> <rtept lat="57.8375673" lon="27.589674"> <ele>52</ele> </rtept>

If <ele>elements are there, you’ll have your elevation plot on the watch as well.

In contrast, this is how routes created with Movescount itself (i.e. without elevation data) will look like:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <gpx version="1.1" creator="Movescount - http://www.movescount.com" ...> <rte> <name>Umbusi-Pikknurme</name> <rtept lat="58.551599" lon="26.034306"> <ele>0</ele> </rtept> <rtept lat="58.569967" lon="26.019074" /> <rtept lat="58.570068" lon="26.019128" /> <rtept lat="58.570247" lon="26.019728" />

Don’t know about OS Maps, but I’d expect Strava to apply its own elevation model once a GPX route is uploaded, like it does with activities when imported from GPX files lacking elevation data.

@mechanic said in Where is the watch software in Suuntolink?:

@Brad_Olwin yes fw files

Not clear, do you need current firmware? There are no new updates for these watches,

Oh CR** hadn’t even thought about my suunto dive gear and the future of MC etc!!!

@margusl
I tested www.goldencheetah.org . SML import no problem but it does not export in FIT.

I see that most Garmin running watches now also store R-R and they have a website Garminconnect storing your runs. From their website you can export to FIT.
I even think on their watches the running data is stored in FIT format.

When Movescount.com stops to exist and no solution is presented by Suunto, I will change then to Garmin.

All the best!

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos I guess I am one of the Ambit 2 users that the Professor mentions.

I do not follow the Suunto news that much and was only aware of these developments the e-mail sent out by Suunto end of April.

My father was an avid Ambit user. Hiking, Climbing, Trekking, Running, Alpinism - Winter & Summer.
After a while I got jealous and bought my Ambit 2 late 2014.
The first Ambit 3 was already out by then, but as I didn’t need the wireless connectivity for tracking heart rate while swimming, or connectivity to a smart phone and was on a budget, I purchased the Ambit 2.

It had everything I needed and still checks all the boxes today.
For me it looked better than a Garmin or Polar, because I felt I could do more with it then just go running or cycling (for example by having the many different sport modes, which I could even customise).

If I had to choose now, I would still choose it now: I do not need bluetooth, touch screen, color screen, … on my watch like the Suunto 9, Spartan, …

So if movescount has to disappear, my vote goes to a platform that can be accessed on a pc, where I can upload data, download routes I create, create sport modes, … and connect with my cable.
Any replacement should have the same capabilities as Movescount.
But for me movescount is perfect, so in my opinion “if it ain’t broken, don’t fix it”.

What is the best way to follow the news on this subject and where can we show Suunto that we would not like movescount to disappear?

Please forward my concerns.

@silentvoyager said in Suunto, respect your most important stakeholder, your customers!:

@Brad_Olwin said in Suunto, respect your most important stakeholder, your customers!:

Have you used Suunto app? The last two are already im weplemented

Nope. Heatmaps disappear in Suunto App once I zoom in closer than about 1 mile (1.6 km) across phone screen width. That isn’t good enough to plan routes on trails.

And Ambit apps aren’t supported on the new platform or in any newer watches at all.

On the first point, my heatmaps do not disappear on full zoom. I am on iOS.

On the second point Ambit3 support is in early development. I would continue with MC until better A3 services are implemented.