It still records the raw data as far as I know. Might be easier with a huge monitor indoors, but on a small Garmin screen outside, trying to do a TT at a steady power without any smoothing would be exceedingly difficult.
I do find it quite helpful sometimes to go back and see where and how I went wrong. As Andy said - today I wasn't pressing hard enough up the first couple of climbs and the buggers slipped away. 
Legs still hurt actually! But not enough to stop me riding or racing- just did a race actually. I'll have to see how my day goes tomorrow but if I can join you I will 👍
Yeah! Ash & Pikachu are getting booted from Pokémon. Outrageous that!
Being semi-retired helps quite a lot with the time.
Being able to skip through to relevant parts helps with the inclination. The start, the first couple of minutes, interesting segments etc and the finish are usually worth a look.
I only put mine on YT so I can delete them from the iPad
Yeah! Ash & Pikachu are getting booted from Pokémon. Outrageous that!
I'm starting to consider recording my races to better understand what I did wrong - especially on sprints. Need to get a better laptop though - with nothing else running my Zwift is already at, maybe, 20FPS. God forbid there's a dirt section - then it literally becomes a slide show. I'm too cheap to get a new one though.Being semi-retired helps quite a lot with the time.
Being able to skip through to relevant parts helps with the inclination. The start, the first couple of minutes, interesting segments etc and the finish are usually worth a look.
I only put mine on YT so I can delete them from the iPad
