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Feb 2014
4:37pm, 12 Feb 2014
14,024 posts
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fetcheveryone
Even if you tie a route to the training run, it still uses the raw data from your imported file to compile the stats and to draw the map. So you're free to do what you're suggesting, if I've understood you right.
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Feb 2014
4:44pm, 12 Feb 2014
2 posts
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larkim
Is it just me, or does the pre-selection of an activity type (run / swim / bike) etc not do anything? Each time I've imported, whether it was a ride or a run, it has selected "running - general" as the activity type.
Could just be me - computers hate me.
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Feb 2014
4:44pm, 12 Feb 2014
14,025 posts
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fetcheveryone
Remembering the flattening settings shouldn't be so hard. There was quite a bit of variation between watches, so I figured it might be good just to start with the raw data, and work from there.
I would like to look at ways to make use of some better stats to flatten the data. For example, on a run where I'm doing a fairly consistent speed, I can measure the amount of variation in the raw data and use that as a parameter to control the amount of flattening.
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Feb 2014
5:03pm, 12 Feb 2014
1,618 posts
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Drell
It would be quite nice to have some indicator of how much you've flattened it. At the moment, you keep clicking until you've got it where you wanted, but you have to count the clicks. And you can't unflatten, either, which is why counting is necessary (so you can click one less time after resetting).
I think I'm actually saying 2 separate things:
1. an indicator for how flattened it is
2. an unflatten option too.
You can manage without 2 if you've got 1.
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Feb 2014
7:20pm, 12 Feb 2014
11,324 posts
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RuthB2
Daft question, but does all this only work on garmin imported data? So if I manually upload splits and so on it doesn't work?
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Feb 2014
8:34pm, 12 Feb 2014
151 posts
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westmoors
Couple of bugs...
1) Under Kit list it shows as 0 miles for all training types
2) For items on the RHS, when I hover over the i, the text disappears off the side of the window (I don't have my windows maximised but have about 3/4 inch space to the side of the fetch content)
3) As already mentioned, data extends above the graph so can't see the peak values
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Feb 2014
8:36pm, 12 Feb 2014
152 posts
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westmoors
And Mr Fetch, if you want some obscure data to try I use a foot pod during my aerobics classes!
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Feb 2014
10:25am, 13 Feb 2014
First-time poster!!
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Duck Runner
Think the revamp is fantastic - top work!
However, the sessions I've imported so far have gone directly to the glasses view meaning I've had to go into edit straight away to add further details (something I do for most sessions) - could an option to go to edit view be added to the uploading page to cut these steps out?
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Feb 2014
11:34am, 13 Feb 2014
14,029 posts
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fetcheveryone
I've added the bugs and requests into the thread header, just to help avoid repeat reports.
In general, I'm very pleased with the feedback 
Larkim - which method of file import are you using? TCX/GPX/FIT/plugin etc?
Ruth - it can only do the breakdowns based on the detailed stuff that you get in imported files. Sorry :-/
Westmoors - will try to move the information markers inland a bit, but anywhere in the title bar will make the info pop up. Yes please to the obscure data - can you send it to ian AT fetcheveryone.com with a little cover note explaining what it is.
Duck Runner - part of what the 'glasses' view does is give the system time to retrieve the accurate elevation profile from the third party service. Will stick with including the extra step for now.
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Feb 2014
3:14pm, 13 Feb 2014
6,039 posts
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rf_fozzy
Hmmm. Not quite sure I like this new view. The graph at the top of the screen looks WAY too big and a bit gaudy.
The shrinking of the route window and the lack of auto-saving the route might cause some problems as well.
What happens if the "route" isn't autosaved? Will it vanish at some point. One of the most useful things I found with the Old view was that you got a smallish window with the route, which is most important for me (being a mud-loving non-tarmac fairy) and you could always click on the link, in the training log view to give you a bigger window in which to view the route.
Seems like the most useful thing for me has now gone.
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