Moving and Elasped Time For Strava Segment

[BSRU]

Just noticed the last two tacx virtual rides I have uploaded, have an elasped time much longer than the moving time for strava segments.
For the previous year or so the elasped/moving time have been almost identical, even though on longer segments the ride has been auto paused for interruptions.
But now the elasped time seems to be including paused time aswell.
This is causing a problem now as I cannot compare segments from new rides to segments from old rides.
Strangley the overall elasped time seems to still be using the overall moving time, i.e. not including pauses.

 

[Legs]

Just noticed the last two tacx virtual rides I have uploaded, have an elasped time much longer than the moving time for strava segments.
For the previous year or so the elasped/moving time have been almost identical, even though on longer segments the ride has been auto paused for interruptions.
But now the elasped time seems to be including paused time aswell.
This is causing a problem now as I cannot compare segments from new rides to segments from old rides.
Strangley the overall elasped time seems to still be using the overall moving time, i.e. not including pauses.

Simple answer is not to stop. If you're doing virtual rides, and you want to have comparability of segment times, why would you need to stop?
If you do really need to stop (for a pee, or whatever), why not do it on a descent?

 

[CXRAndy]

Can't you just deduct the pauses from the total ride time. Quite easy to highlight the stops. It then tells you the duration

Or don't stop riding

 

[Alex321]

It has always had different values for elapsed and moving time for real rides, I'm surprised it didn't for virtual rides.

TBH, it should include paused time, because every time you pause does give to a bit of rest.

 

[Ming the Merciless]

If you’ve paused then the rides are not like for like for comparison purposes. Seems reasonable Strava would highlight this.

 

[sevenfourate]

It has always had different values for elapsed and moving time for real rides, I'm surprised it didn't for virtual rides.

TBH, it should include paused time, because every time you pause does give to a bit of rest.

……if a fair bit of your riding is semi urban: a lot of these are forced stops though. I detest them and it grates me something rotten. Even though I’m not chasing times per-se. I also have no control over the duration. So I’d happily stop the clock manually - or use auto pause.