Downloading stages data not working

[Johnny Hudson]

I am very new to GC.  Right now, I have been doing a spin class at my local gym on a bike with a stages power meter.  I am not sure of the type of head unit, but I download the data to a USB, which saves to a excel format.  I can download this into training peaks no problem, but I cannot download it to GC (says error:  missing data).

Currently, I download the file to training peaks, then sync with WKO 4 (since I am not a prem user), then save the file from WKO 4 and upload that to GC.  This is a problem since I am using the trial version of WKO 4, and plan on letting it expire as GC seems like a much better program, especially for the $$$.

Thoughts???

[Mark Liversedge]

You upload an excel file to trainingpeaks?

Mark 

[Luther Gulseth]

Could it be a *.csv file? It would be automatically opened by Excel in Windows....

In Christ crucified,
Luther

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[Johnny Hudson]

Yea, it is a CSV file (it just opens in excel).  Anyhow, it is a stages file, does anybody ever download a stages file in CSV format to GC, it stops downloading and says:  "Error - insufficient data in file"

[Scott Z]

I am new to GC also.

Not sure if this is your solution or not - but when downloading from Strava in CSV, i seen the same thing  (error:  missing data).

I had to download in TCX by adding (/export_TCX)

https://support.strava.com/hc/en-us/articles/216918437-Exporting-your-Data-and-Bulk-Export

Are you from Chicago area?

[Scott Z]

Are you saving to Garmin?

On Saturday, February 13, 2016 at 1:22:20 PM UTC-6, Johnny Hudson wrote:

[Magnus Gille]

Johnny, 

Can you email me a CSV file you're trying to import and include some basics like ride time distance and if you know if average power?

Fixing the .csv importer shouldn't be rocket science.

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[Guido Janssen]

Hello,

I was wondering if this issue was solved or not. I run into the same problem. The CSV file that the stages spinning bike generates gives the error - insufficient valid data in file message when I'm trying to import it in GC. I tried to modify the header of the file to see if I could change it such a way that GC would take it but without success. I've attached an example file.

Thanks

Op zondag 14 februari 2016 03:04:00 UTC+1 schreef Magnus:

[Mark Liversedge]

You modified the header?

From "Stages Data" to "Stages_Data" ?

Note this file has multiple recordings which is not supported at this time, just one recording per file.

Mark

[Guido Janssen]

I didn't modify the header. This was the original file that was generated by the bike. When I removed the _ from the header and the multiple recordings, GC understood the file. However, there is still one issue. Apparently the bike counts only in minutes and not in hours. So when the recording is over 60 minutes, GC doesn't understand 61, 62 etc. minutes and gives strange results. Is there a way to fix that? For files up to 60 minutes it works perfectly!

Cheers, Guido
 

Op vrijdag 5 augustus 2016 20:25:56 UTC+2 schreef Mark Liversedge:

[Mark Liversedge]

The time format is broken - will look at a fix.

Mark

[Steve Mansfield]

Would this also explain why an activity that is exported from GC into CSV format doesn't re-import - same error?

[Nigel Marsland]

Hi,

Was there any further update to this, I'm also trying to import a stages.csv file and I am hitting the same issue once the time goes above 60 minutes.

Cheers,

Nigel

[Guido Janssen]

Hi Nigel,

Not that I'm aware of. Last week I installed the latest version but the issue is still there. I hope there will be a fix soon. Till that time the max cycling time is 59min 59sec ;)

Cheers, Guido

Op 16-1-2017 om 18:55 schreef Nigel Marsland:

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[Mark Liversedge]

On Tuesday, 17 January 2017 17:50:24 UTC, Guido Janssen wrote:

Hi Nigel,

Not that I'm aware of. Last week I installed the latest version but the issue is still there. I hope there will be a fix soon. Till that time the max cycling time is 59min 59sec ;)

Cheers, Guido

I've got a file from Guido and its clear that the timestamps are poorly formatted.

After 1 hr the minutes keep increasing, so timestamps are in the format:

M:SS 

Where Minutes starts at 0 and never switches over to the hour, so timestamps like 140:12 are in there for what really should be 2:20:12.

Mark

[Mark Liversedge]

I've pushed a fix, it will be in the next development build.

Mark

[sachar...@gmail.com]

What does it mean that you removed multiple recordings?

[Mostafa Mossaad]

Hi Mark, team,
I'm still getting the insufficient data error. Two CSV files from Stages. One under 59 minutes and one over 59 minutes. Can you please help?