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$\"Gravatar\"$ Hi, I've managed to successfully use TrackRecord to get the data from my Polar RS200 to my Mac. However, I am unable to import the data to TrailRunner. I've followed your instructions, but TrailRunner does not seem to recognize the files at all. Am very excited to get this working, if it is possible. And I will gladly make a donation when I can get it to work.

Thanks,
Jordan
Jordan | 12.30.07 - 10:16 pm | #

$\"Gravatar\"$ Idem for me. I can export the workout to a csv file, then when I drag it on to the TrailRunner window, I'm offered the option to import it or not on the left hand side, but nothing happens...
Pierre-Boris Kalitventzeff | 01.04.08 - 7:48 am | #

$\"Gravatar\"$ When I drag the csv file onto the Trailrunner window, I am not even offered the option of importing the file. Nothing at all happens.

When I change the csv suffix to .hrm, I just get the message that nothing can be imported because I have nothing to import.

When I see this problem fixed and can actually use the program I will be happy to make a good donation. This seems like it's an awesome program and I want to support it.
Jordan | 01.04.08 - 8:28 pm | #

$\"Gravatar\"$ I can't import the files, too. I'm using Trackrecord for long time to import data to my Numbers spreadsheet. TrailRunner freeze when I try to import data. Do you have any kind of tip to solve this problem ?? Waiting for a contact...
Marcelo Lopes | Homepage | 01.05.08 - 4:37 pm | #

$\"Gravatar\"$ Works great with me, no problems importing the csv files. But sometimes i got difficulties to import the data from RS200 to the track record program.
guntherg | 01.06.08 - 6:39 am | #

$\"Gravatar\"$ Guntherg--that's strange that you can import the csv files. What kind of mac are you running? I'm on a MacBook that's still running Tiger. Are you on Leopard? Perhaps that's part of it.
Jordan | 01.06.08 - 6:22 pm | #

$\"Gravatar\"$ @Jordan: I got MacBook Pro 2,2. The problems with the csv files is: The file must include the distance and speed otherways it'd work. Happens to me today. I want to import my run from today (speedsenosor was off- so no data). After that I tried an older file with all the data - no problem. I hope you got an speed sensor for your RS200.
guntherg | 01.08.08 - 12:08 pm | #

$\"Gravatar\"$ Interesting. Thanks for the info. I didn't get the foot module with mine. Perhaps I can get it as a separate purchase. Do you like using it? Is it accurate?
Jordan | 01.09.08 - 12:08 pm | #

$\"Gravatar\"$ Hi folks,

please find a new beta-build here that integrates better with TrackRecord.
And yes, TrailRunner requires distance information in your workouts to display them.
Read more in my latest blogpost.

Have fun !

- berbie.
Berbie | 01.09.08 - 3:42 pm | #

$\"Gravatar\"$ Works for me perfectly with the new build $\"\"$ I am on leopard $\"\"$

Small clitch that my weight is imported as 1650 kg ... so I might need to practise harder $\"\"$

Beside this the data looks good -

Be aware that you can configure in TrackRecord the data format for the export US/European format. This might be the issue you are having with the import of the files.
Ralph | 01.12.08 - 2:22 pm | #

$\"Gravatar\"$ THanks, Berbie. Your post cleared up a lot for me. I don't have a tool to measure distance. I was simply using my heart rate monitor and your maps to measure my runs. I realize now I'll have to get a footpod or some sort of GPS measuring device to use Trailrunner. I'm just getting back into running after a couple of years off, so when I get back into the distances that make using TrailRunner viable, I will definitely sign up. Thanks to you and to everyone for their help and attention.
Jordan | 01.13.08 - 3:37 pm | #

$\"Gravatar\"$ It would be nice a box to input the distance manually when importing from TrackRecord. For me, that have not a footpod but know the lap distance, would be perfect.
Marcelo Lopes | Homepage | 01.13.08 - 7:09 pm | #

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