Share your experience with the Suunto app here!
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@Hubert-Lorenz SA has only basic support for Ambits at the moment, it is all written here and not a surprise. Until they fix the Movescount route creation, I guess you can still create routes on one of the many different services out there (SA included), import the GPX in MC and send the route to your watch from there.
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@isazi Thx for reply.
but this could just be a temporary workaround.
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@Hubert-Lorenz BTW, looks like the Movescount route creation is back. Someone at Suunto fixed the Mapbox issue.
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@isazi
Come on, really ? So they actually care ?!
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@isazi but it seems we lost altitude profile of routes. Not sure if that’s just a bug or we lost this for good.
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@Prenj I don’t have any clue, what I am assuming reading the whole API thing is that something changed on Mapbox side and needed work on Suunto side, and probably still need some work.
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@isazi why can’t we see intervals in the app only 1km/5km/10km splits - this seems a very basic function to have.
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@loopylou72 I have no idea, you should ask Suunto
But I do see the intervals on SA (Android). Are you maybe on iOS?
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do you sync with SA or from movescount to Sport tracker to SA?
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@loopylou72 said in Share your experience with the Suunto app here!:
@isazi why can’t we see intervals in the app only 1km/5km/10km splits - this seems a very basic function to have.
My intervals on showing on SA iOS at least all of the manual ones, I have not used the interval function in awhile.
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On the 26th of January, I had to switch to Suunto App from MovesCount per the Digital Services mandate
I have nothing against Suunto App despite reading all the negative comments since the announcement of the death of Movescount.
And generally, I have nothing against new technologies, assuming of course, it’s for more features, faster workflow…etc
What bothers me since I switched to it is the time it takes to synchronize my watch! The day I switched to Suunto App, it took literally 2h to synchronize 64 activities!
Before that, using the good ole’ cable and SuuntoLink, it would have taken no more than 5 minutes!!!
Again, I don’t mind switching to a new system but if it’s to lose features or in this case make the synchronization slow, thanks… but no thanks!?
here is an example: I just synchronized my watch today: 8 activities, all of them being a gzip file, when one reads the BlueTooth specs, it should be fast right ?
It took 12 mins!!!
Maybe it’s my phone ? Maybe it’s normal ?
Any one experiences this too ? What is the purpose of not being able to use the cable and Suunto Link ? Why can’t we choose ?Another question: Why do I HAVE to turn on my GPS phone when synchronizing my S9 ? What does it bring to the whole process !??!?!Does Suunto really need to know where I am to download files from my watch ?
One last question: Before I migrated from Movescount, I had deleted all my 4000+ activities as I had already backed them up on a local drive.
So I only had one activity that remained.
Yet, when I started the migration, Suunto was able to migrate all those supposedly deleted activities and resuscitated them to my Suunto App. Is that normal ? Does that mean if we delete an activity from the Suunto App, the same behavior will happen and Suunto still keeps my data somewhere ?*All of your 4,149 exercises were successfully imported to Suunto app.
We look forward to more adventures together!*
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May be it is written somewhere in the forum … I would prefer the sync of SA to Google Fit. It is missing among all the connections listed in the app. Some health insurances give credits to Google Fit users for steps, heart rate and calories. All these data are available in SA. Why not sync it to Google Fit? It is no problem with the S7. I just returned a refurbished Suunto 5 due to the missing Google Fit sync.
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@frederic as for keeping a phone turned on: I don’t have to actually. It syncs automatically after each activity if my phone is nearby so I don’t have to worry about long syncing times, but I haven’t tried to sync more than 1-2 activities at once. You may be experiencing this behavior because of battery saving features on your phone.
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@дима-мельниченко me too. Phone’s usually at home, activity is synced when I get back and are getting my shoes off.
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@frederic
I’ve had a similar experience, three days ago The app decided to make a sync of all the activities on the watch, around 55, and it tooks more than an hour.
I always sync the new activities just after I get back home so the watch (A3P) only had 1 new one.
Yesterday also started with the same thing showing "“Synchronisation of 1/56"” but fortunately only synced the new one.
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@дима-мельниченко said in Share your experience with the Suunto app here!:
It syncs automatically after each activity if my phone is nearby so I don’t have to worry about long syncing times
Hmmm… I dont think that works for me, is that something you have to configure ?
You may be experiencing this behavior because of battery saving features on your phone.
Oh… that could be… I’ll try! thanks
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@frederic I have an S9, not A3P but my watch only syncs after activity or when SA is opened. I think however to get a smoother experience with step/calories count one can disable battery optimisation for SA in the phone settings, then the watch will sync automatically in some time intervals. But I personally am ok with the way it’s done with battery optimisation. So you may be affected by the same thing, but your phone has a bit stricter battery optimisation.
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@дима-мельниченко I checked but the battery optimization is not on.
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@frederic which phone and os version do you have? Also do you have battery saver turned off?
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@дима-мельниченко said in Share your experience with the Suunto app here!:
@frederic which phone and os version do you have? Also do you have battery saver turned off?
Moto G 1st gen, Android 5.1, Battery saver is off