The .fit file has a unique identifier in the file itself, when you eventually sync the ride to Garmin and it gets sent to Strava their upload will check the IDs to make sure that it hasn't already been added - you can test this by uploading a .fit file and then trying to upload it again.If you do manually upload I guess when sync with garmin in the future (and they will), you'll end up with duplicates!
Had an issue recently where I wanted to combine two rides (I saved my ride at traffixc lights instead of resume). it had auto uploaded to strava, so when I combined the two it wouldn't accept it. When deleting the two from strava was cached somewhere for 30 minutes before it would accept the ONE combined ride (was my longest ride ever, so wanted it as one, as the two weren't longest!) Oh dear I love stats!The .fit file has a unique identifier in the file itself, when you eventually sync the ride to Garmin and it gets sent to Strava their upload will check the IDs to make sure that it hasn't already been added - you can test this by uploading a .fit file and then trying to upload it again.
Gosh, I remember doing such primitive things in my youth. How ever did we manage?
Modern Macs don't come with USB ports?! WTF... Any laptop worth it's salt comes with USB, and USB3 at that!Much more difficult to do it now given new laptops don't even come with usb ports anymore. Macs certainly don't.
My Mac has 3 USB ports. Not sure it still counts as modern as it's a year oldModern Macs don't come with USB ports?! WTF... Any laptop worth it's salt comes with USB, and USB3 at that!
Guess it's the make it thinner and lighter... Just saying this morning how apple are Form over Function, and if true, this kinda suggests that
Good... Wasn't me who said they didn't and no a year old isn't oldMy Mac has 3 USB ports. Not sure it still counts as modern as it's a year old
Actually you can connect your device to a computer, and copy the fit files off the device, then manually log into strava and upload them there. If you have a quick google search you can find information on how to do this. TBH I will personally wait till Garmin is back, but have disabled auto app updates on my phone just incase the hackers slip out a dodgy version of the app, but I think the chances of that are extremely slim!
Nope I have an 800 which I have to connect to uploadAm I the only one still running steam powered Gamin's that I have to plug into the computer ?
I got a 310xt watch that I sometimes use which requires ANT PC, as me Samsung finally died which had ANT+ built inNope I have an 800 which I have to connect to upload
Yes, in fact I choose to do it that way anyway.Moe importantly can we manually drop strava routes onto our units?
Cheers, I tried gpx and tcx but was putting them in the courses folderYes, in fact I choose to do it that way anyway.
Get the route as a .TCX file and copy it to the "NewFiles" folder on the device (not the Courses folder). The next time you restart the device, it will convert that file to Garmin's format and move it to the Courses folder for you.