GPX to TCS: speed lost

[routeconverter]

In short, yes it would be nice if the speed extension could be added to the TCX export; but I'm afraid on my side I then will have to do some other investigations...

Hi sebspi,

I'd like to spend time to let RouteConverter read and write the speed extension. But since you've said

I was assuming it was because of the speed data, not present in my TCX (and I was trying to use RouteConverter to compute and add the speed into the TCX file...). I assume it is required, but it is not sufficient: some heading tags (ie TotalTimeSeconds / DistanceMeters / MaximumSpeed) may also be effective (whereas initially I had non sense values) to let my Virtual Partner function...

please do some tests first to verify that we - you and I - understand which data is required for Virtual Partner to function properly. The best way is to use a text editor, take a very simple TCX file, that works in Virtual Partner and then step by step remove parts of it such that it finally matches the output that RouteConverter currently produces. Alternatively you could add data to a file that RouteConverter produces until it's working in Virtual Partner.

In the end, we need to know which data is currently missing for Virtual Partner and what should be written by RouteConverter.

Hope this clarifies a bit,

Yes, that helps.