Movescount can now connect to suunto app
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@wangjay1029 said in Movescount can now connect to suunto app:
@Jouko-from-Suunto It’s interesting to know that the function is turned on for China version. But question is: where can I download the China version of 3.53.0? I am from China but currently using Google play to download the App. It looks not China version because I cannot see the function of “import history from MC”.
Probably there is not a “china app version”. It must be related to your IP address, maybe if you’re navigating through an occidental VPN, it changes your IP, so there is no import history option. Try to do it with a truly chinese IP address. -
@ColdBeer I tried but still the same. Maybe I need to register another account? I am using my facebook account to login now.
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@wangjay1029 its app version specific. Please hold on I’ll pm you
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@wangjay1029 unfortunately You can’t at the moment, we do not have beta for China. We have just some manual testing done in China by a partner for all of the apps. It will be on the release version “soon’ish.”.
We have China and ‘rest of the world’ aka global version of the app. This is due China regulations and need to have the backend handled by those regulations. Also some feature differences on services like no Facebook login offered in china app and so on.
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Hi,
One question regarding this particular connection between SA<–MC : do all valuable data include tags, description and photos of each moves ?I am not that proud of my data, but it is part of our life in Movescount. Many activities, and memories …
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It is not yet my time.
I tried to accept the limitations imposed by the use of route creation, but I can not update movescount it’s not a compromise I want to accept.
The app is well done, mapbox has made usable maps, gpx import is OK, and the personalization of sports activities works well, but the limits are still too many, including the already known problems with which strava “translates” the activities loaded by suunto app.
I will remain a hybrid for a while -
@Saketo-Nemo said in Movescount can now connect to suunto app:
It is not yet my time.
I tried to accept the limitations imposed by the use of route creation, but I can not update movescount it’s not a compromise I want to accept.
The app is well done, mapbox has made usable maps, gpx import is OK, and the personalization of sports activities works well, but the limits are still too many, including the already known problems with which strava “translates” the activities loaded by suunto app.
I will remain a hybrid for a whileWhat does Strava change on data from SA that it doesn’t from Movescount? With either you will get recalculated “moving” time as well as Stravas own take on your elevation profile…
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one above all: swimming. First the strava charts made sense, now not anymore.
Even losing the interval data in the transition to Suunto App is quite annoying.In any case, even if only I had an “import activity” of movescount (function that was in test over a year ago, but never landed on movescount web), I could make do so for the moment, but I can not live with the cannot update movescount … there’s all my sport life in there.
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@Saketo-Nemo said in Movescount can now connect to suunto app:
one above all: swimming. First the strava charts made sense, now not anymore.
Even losing the interval data in the transition to Suunto App is quite annoying.In any case, even if only I had an “import activity” of movescount (function that was in test over a year ago, but never landed on movescount web), I could make do so for the moment, but I can not live with the cannot update movescount … there’s all my sport life in there.
Ehh yes, suppose there are other non running activities
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@Mff73 said in Movescount can now connect to suunto app:
One question regarding this particular connection between SA<–MC : do all valuable data include tags, description and photos of each moves ?
Hi guys.
@Dimitrios-Kanellopoulos @Jouko-from-Suunto ?
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@Mff73 photoes should come through the new connection
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@Jouko-from-Suunto
Great, thanks !