Recent news: https://www.dcrainmaker.com/2020/09/suunto-announces-final-steps-for-movescount-transition-not-all-bad-news.html

@francescobaldi said in Goodbye Suunto, hello Garmin: Time by time I come here to see if there are news about the integration of a full support of the ambit family in the suunto app have made some steps forward. all I find are complainings about the ridicolous suunto politic to make their products oblolete deliberately. That’s called the bias confirmation. There are so much things going on in this community, take a look. I still have some hope that something will change but my main thoughts are that this will be my last suunto watch. The statement about the digital transition is not clear? I understand the position of an A3P owner but the watch is plenty funcional. Great job Suunto, just not to make the little effort to copy few code lines from one app to another. Looks like pretty simple to code. I don’t think this affirmation helps to get where you want Suunto to be. Don’t get me wrong, I’m just trying to say that the disappointment you have and these kind of posts aren’t the best way to get Ambit supported as max as possible in Suunto to App. Great job, continue not to listen your customers Did you take the surveys? I think Suunto listen but the decision aren’t made of what costumers say, at least 100%, there is feedback from what I’ve seen The new features weren’t asked by the users and there you have climb, loops…

I also vote for web interface. In fact I would vote for keeping MC to be honest. I have been a user for a long time and happy with it. Particularly the way I can manage settings on the watches, work with routes (import/export), etc. Editing the routes by adding way-points can be done in MC, but is probably very cumbersome in a iPhone. I must say that I was not aware of this change. I just bought a Suunto 9 Baro and upgraded it from Ambit2 S. I was expecting some real improvements. As MC will be stopped, this is a serious disappointment. And actually this is the 2nd time that Suunto is screwing up with software. Before MC, I was using Suunto Training Manager which could be used from a desktop/laptop without any internet connection. That was great. MC however required internet which I did not like at first. But in the meantime I am used to it. Anyhow. Let’s hope Suunto realizes that it is not a good thing to degrade the software and apps that users like to use.

@Jamie-BG and it works fairly well, but I guess it just landed recently in beta land so not everyone is using it (yet). Gives you also comparison graphs on the same route.

Thank You

@Efejota said in Movescount route creation no longer possible?: Amazing. I reloaded the MC route creation webpage using my phone as an Access Point, as suggested in the Facebook discussion (kudos @margusl ) and now it works even using my Wifi network. At least, up to this point. Thanks a lot J I had that problem and that was solution for me also.

Finally, after one week one synchronization to get all my moves from movescount to be inserted into Suunto link, I can now fully rely on Suunto link app.

Could you try using a spoken more kindly? Also, I don’t know how you can define the suunto 9 and 5 battery like this. Suunto 7 is a smartwatch, not comparable to ambit. Your ambit2 does not reach more than 30 hours at maximum gps precision like suunto 9 and does not have endurance mode to push you up to 120h. It does not even reach Suunto 5’s 25h. Notifications can be turned off and the navigation features of suunto 9 and suunto 5 are fantastic. There are no apps for suunto 5 and 9, but they have a lot of features that ambit doesn’t have. I have also an ambit3, i know what i’m saying. They are two different watches, from two different families, as the different name suggests. When you refer to a lifestyle watch, you are perhaps referring to suunto 7, which is a smartwatch. As you can see, suunto 9 and 5, which have nothing to do with a smartwatch, are still on the list and meet everyone like me and you who want solidity, reliability and indestructible materials from the watch. On the forum we had many people in love with their ambit who, once they switched to suunto 9, said they were enthusiastic. I advise you to try. @TELE-HO @carloscarlata

@margusl I’ll try when I get home in few days.

@TELE-HO haha

De acuerdo muchas gracias. Un saludo.

Just to clarify the things on MC to SA moves transfer duration - it depends on both number of your moves and overall transfer requests in queue - so may took longer from time to time.

In the Movescount website we could see the all the variables: pace/speed, time, strokes, rest time, pool lenghts / laps / intervals, even info from the python apps the we wrote and share. We could even zoom, select and analyse certain parts of the swim session. @Fábio-Veríssimo Well, I am not saying that RunAlyze can display all the metrics, which MC can, but most of the metrics, you are mentioning here, could be found in RA. In the swim activity details: First table Laps = Intervals. I am not using manual laps, so always intervals, as detected by watch (SSWHR Baro) are displayed. However, RA names intervals as Laps. yeah, I am slow swimmer, I am definitely not in the front pack, but I am getting it back during the ride and run leg In second table, you’ll find pool lanes (incremental length per lane), strokes, SWOLF, and time per lane. and yes, I was swimming in pool with 50m long lanes And you can also display them in a graph (just do not forget to click on small hamburger menu on top of the first graph, to display all graphs available… Definitely,therre is no option to display any metrics or analysis from python apps. If you are looking for something even more, maybe try the new swim.com platform, which Suunto is now connected. I tried it, but I am not very happy with it as it comes a bit confusing to me. Maybe it’s becouse swimming is not my favourite part of triathlon Have a nice day!

@luboskovar You can select dates in RunGap for syncing so if you set RunGap after the date you sync all activities to SA from MC you will be fine.

@margusl said in Ambit2 - without offline-configurator electronic waste?: @lexterm77 said in Ambit2 - without offline-configurator electronic waste?: remove button does not work Because those apps are still in use? This also applies to your public apps, to remove those, you’ll first need to track down all its users and somehow force them to remove it from their sport modes. Deleting unused private apps works just fine. I was able to keep a small number of apps before, If I wasn’t using them remove button would work so my app list would be more tidy. None if them are being used on a watch on any screens but I still cannot remove them.

Not in an official way but some apps allow you to do that (eg RunGap for iOS). But sadly MC will be probably going away soon.

@Eduard-Mension Works the same on iOS too.

@isazi said in Movescount no altitude: @gianluca91 I use plotaroute and brouter

@wanderinghead yes, you can upload both, fit og gpx.

Never used it, hopefully other users that did the migration can chime in, but I heard it takes some time, yes. You could also contact Suunto support and ask.