I rode single ride and I got more then one TCX file
Posted: Sat Nov 26, 2016 3:31 am
These are the rules on how the rides are split into multiple TCX files.
First some definitions.
1) In VRide software the single item you can ride is called well RIDE
.
2) Ride is a collection of arbitrary segments of videos stitched together by software.
3) Some rides are created by default and correspond to a single videos.
4) Some rides are created by default and marked as Grand Tours. They consists of few videos
stitched together where the end of one video and the beginning of the next are coincident so
that the whole thing can be ridden as it was a single seamless video.
5) Users can also create their own rides.
When you rode the ride it will be automatically exported into one or more TCX files as per following rules:
1) If you rode past the end of the ride and it rolled over the ride will be split as many times as the roll over count.
2) Some rides such as The Paterberg Loop are exempt from rule (1) as they're actual loops where beginning and the end of the video are geographically the same. So those will not be split.
3) When the ride spans multiple videos it will be split (one TCX per video)
4) Grand Tours are exempt from rule 3.
5) If you stopped in the middle of the ride and the pause lasted more the 30 minutes ride will be split at this point.
First some definitions.
1) In VRide software the single item you can ride is called well RIDE
.2) Ride is a collection of arbitrary segments of videos stitched together by software.
3) Some rides are created by default and correspond to a single videos.
4) Some rides are created by default and marked as Grand Tours. They consists of few videos
stitched together where the end of one video and the beginning of the next are coincident so
that the whole thing can be ridden as it was a single seamless video.
5) Users can also create their own rides.
When you rode the ride it will be automatically exported into one or more TCX files as per following rules:
1) If you rode past the end of the ride and it rolled over the ride will be split as many times as the roll over count.
2) Some rides such as The Paterberg Loop are exempt from rule (1) as they're actual loops where beginning and the end of the video are geographically the same. So those will not be split.
3) When the ride spans multiple videos it will be split (one TCX per video)
4) Grand Tours are exempt from rule 3.
5) If you stopped in the middle of the ride and the pause lasted more the 30 minutes ride will be split at this point.