Multi tracks on GPX
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I ll report a use case for this. At the moment most providers as you said wahoo only look at the first trkseg I beleive.
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Thank you Dimitrios. I’m not sure if most it accurate however, some maybe
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Should add I have to do this with units like the Garmin 1000 if they are long or it crashes or freezes on anything over around a 100 miles…
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@Audaxjoe said in Multi tracks on GPX:
Should add I have to do this with units like the Garmin 1000 if they are long or it crashes or freezes on anything over around a 100 miles…
I load 100 miles or longer into my S9 and did with Ambit as well as SSU. No issues! Works great!
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Indeed. I just don’t like looking down and the unit says distance to end is a long way away. Much easier broken into chunks. Just personal preference I guess. Also it is good if say a control is ahead as you know when it is coming. I guess you could also use waypoints for this.
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@Audaxjoe I used waypoints in a similar situation when doing a 50 mile race recently. It worked fine and I was getting distance to each next aid station and ETE (estimated time to get there). Although a route with waypoints can be edited only in Movescount.
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@Audaxjoe How did you save the GPX file? Have you tried right click and “Save as GPX 1.1 w/o ext…” ? Maybe it can solve this issue. i haven’t give a try for now…
Suunto Spartan WHRB, iPhone XR, Suunto App beta, almost always on the last update.
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@Audaxjoe You can also merge multiple segments in a single track.
“ctrl or cmd + click” on each segment you want to combine, then right click and “Combine tracks”. -
@Audaxjoe said in Multi tracks on GPX:
Hi when I plan a GPX I am inclined to break it down into legs on one file. When I load this one file with say 4 legs onto SA then sync with my Suunto 9 it only shows leg A. Am I doing something wrong or do I need to save every individual leg into a separate GPX?
I guess you’re not doing anything wrong since It happens the same for me with an Ambit3 peak. I guess at the moment, Suunto is not able to deal with those GPX files which, by the way, are standard.
For the reckon, a standard GPX file can hold all in one file multiple tracks (with many legs), routes, and waypoints.It might have been some simplified deal since gps watches are small but I plus the fact it should be managed in an other way.
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@Tim4c yes it isn’t an issue, it would just be easier to save one file with multiple legs then have each leg as a file in its own right.
@remib I know, all GPS I have had for the last 20 years have coped with legs. I noticed the Wahoo of a friends doesn’t. It isn’t a problem but even loading the track to SA needs to be done x amounts of times instead of once.
