I just had a stellar customer support experience in connection with a warranty claim and was about to recommend Suunto as a Garmin replacement to my friends. Before doing so, I decided to check out if this specific feature was going to continue since we all use it a lot. There goes that recommendation. It is a shame…

@André-Faria that would be cool

@Olli2709 said in Transition problems from Movescount: @Mff73 @Olli2709 New knowledge: It was a good idea with “sportstracker” ! I look on the website on my PC, logged in with the same datas as with the suunto app (!?) and it looks like the suunto app and all my pictures were there . So than i download the sportstracker app on my iphone, logged in, and the same pictures missing in the suunto app are missing in sportstracker app, too . Same time on my PC i can see them !!! What happend ??? @Olli2709 + @Albert-Borrull Don’t hesitate to vote on my original post : here : https://forum.suunto.com/topic/3761/photos-not-shown-properly-in-sa It is SA related, it is a bug, this forum and beta channel is here to find bugs and let Suunto acknoledge it

@zvonejan said in Movescount maintenance: Works again (thanks god) Movescount site works, but it seems Twitter account is gone permanently.

Thanks for the fast responses. Got answers to all my questions.

Additional details Summaries have now also ascent Waypoints are not imported (yet) from GPX files

@OldaNovak You are right: you cannot sync an Ambit2’s new moves with SA. At the moment that is entirely normal. MovesLink2 (croc-connector program) isn’t intended to sync with Suunto App at all so you won’t see any new moves there from a sync. As @jw-cou wrote, the transfer copied your existing Movescount data to the SA db which you can review but not, as yet, add to via Suunto App. Check out this recent post. Pre-Covid-19, Suunto stated that non-BT Ambit users will be able to have a “renewed experience” of functionality via the other cable sync program, SuuntoLink, “by summer 2020”. Check “Compatible watches”, May and November updates here.

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!

I took a look and there is no plugin for taptalk unfortunately. But nice suggestion

Yeah I guess so, but in the meantime I have no good solution to use my Traverse. Personally, I’m not ok with my precise location data being exposed. A lot of my day rides start from my house, so that’s my exact home location. I’m surprised that Suunto is willing to take the risk of a major data breach on like this. I’m sure there’s some kind of regulations in various countries that they are not compliant with. Oh well, it is what it is. I’m crossing my fingers on routes and POIs using SA. I could be satisfied if I had those.

@isazi oh, right now I see 2020/03/07 Thank you

@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

@Cookiemonster nice to find another DB paddler here!! And we also are new owners of A3P! Hope it will be a great experience…

The problem is, though QS is trying and getting better, no way to change and sync settings over the PC to Suunto 5/9. Creating screens and routes is much easier on PC…and comparisons of activities. For routes (& waypoints) you can use other web services (i.e. Komoot) and then upload it and import on Suunto app.

@sascha Exactly.

@TELE-HO you’re right but how long can I wait. It didn’t make any sense for me since I’ve been waiting for 3 months and the only thing I get from Suunto support is the same question about my software version.

@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos said in SA forum becomes Suunto Community Forum: armpit So wrong it’s right.

@IanRoberts863 I understand. As are telling you below Runalyze is free and not only for running. If you want reports in the web try Quantified-self free as well. In suunto app you have very good reports in calendar and you can sort by sport, day, week, mont, year… The switch from Movescount to suunto app is very argued here, you are not alone, and some others had said basically the same as you are saying. If you think that you are going to be better with another brand maybe is a good option give it a try. But try suunto app, for routing I find it very useful. I have installed in my iPad and iPhone and I prefer to create routes in Suunto app than other place. I miss POI but is something where suunto is working we had here a sneak peak of it. We can’t help you if you don’t tell us what do you miss or need, for that the key is a good feedback. I don’t only run, and here I think we have a lot of kind of sportsman.

You can’t do any of that from the Suunto App for your Ambit. And never will be it seems at this point. Only syncing of activities as it stands today and going forward. 1 and 2 will be supported by some other MovesCount-ish application, according to Suunto sometime mid 2020. Not likely to be a mobile app. Probably something web based with bridge software on your pc/Mac like suuntolink. We shall see. 3 looks like it’ll never exist once MovesCount is discontinued completely. Folks have asked for a web/browser platform for analysis. Nothing has been announced or planned afaik. But the Suunto App is the platform for syncing recorded activities and analysis. There are also third party tools for the analysis once you’ve synced to the Suunto App.

@sartoric … well… we can still exchange knowhow and entertain ourselves with this topic