#RUBITRACK WITHINGS 2010 32 BIT#

I need to import the TCX file the FIT file does nothing and GPX is missing heart rate. Turns out Garmin support didn’t delete my Garmin Connect account when they wiped out my 705, so now my stuff seems to go to my phone, the cloud (when it wants too, I have to hit upload a number of times while doing some little dance) and then I can export it back down and import it into Ascent. I’m really on the fence about it.Īs I knew, I can’t import directly into Ascent (which is still working fine on my 2016 Sierra laptop). Holy hell what an adjustment! I finally figured out I can start and stop a workout using an actual button but damned if I can get it to stay on the screen I want it on - or even find the screen again. No need to plug the device in, although I usually do anyway. These days Garmin Connect is used via iOS Garmin Connect or Garmin Express on macOS, and newer devices send directly to Garmin Connect via Bluetooth->LTE or WiFi, so it’s all automatic now. It’ll do everything you’re likely to want, though (and if you can code, you can make it do whatever you want). GoldenCheetah is free and open source, so it should always be available, but I’m not that fond of the interface. RubiTrack is very nice but has to be bought.

#RUBITRACK WITHINGS 2010 32 BIT#

Good luck finding GTC anywhere, and since it’s 32 bit and it’s been a long time since Garmin supported it, it’s days are numbered. RubiTrack and Garmin Training Center are the stand alones I use. Is there anything else that works as a stand alone product?

I read High Sierra definitely broke it but it is still working on my Sierra machine. I will not use Strava or anything else I need to create an account for. I was not thrilled with Garmin Connect ever since the first time I hooked up to it (with the help of Garmin tech support), it completely wiped out all the data on my unit.

Rubitrack withings 2010