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Transfering Run History

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  1. emirian

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    Joined: Oct '09
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    I run with both my Nano or my IPhone 3gs depending on the day/weather/mood etc. & while i am able to upload to Nike + site with either I have a seperate history on each device & personal bests are subsequently different on each. Is there a way to sync both???

    Posted 8 months ago #      

  2. rlerdorf

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    Joined: Nov '08
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    No, there is no clean way to do that. Generally you should think of these devices as dumb devices that are simply used to report data up to a centralized datastore which is what keeps track of your personal bests.

    Posted 8 months ago #      

  3. emirian

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    is there a "dirty" way to do it (that wont void the warranty :-)???

    Posted 8 months ago #      

  4. rlerdorf

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    Well, everything is just a file on the device. I don't have an iPhone (or any phone actually) but at least for the Nano you can just mount it as a drive and shuffle stuff around. If you poke around under the iPod_Control/Device/Trainer/Workouts directory you should be able to find an xml file containing the data. I haven't specifically looked for the personal bests in there, so I am not sure which file they are in, but it shouldn't be very hard to find.

    Posted 8 months ago #      

  5. 4U2C

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    Joined: Mar '09
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    To my knowledge, iPhone and iTouch do not allow disk access. I have an iTouch and have yet to be able to gain access to the drive. My Nano (as was mentioned) mounts as a drive.

    Posted 8 months ago #      

  6. ryancnelson

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    Joined: Jan '10
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    I can access my iphone 3gs's rundata with a for-pay Mac product (that i happened to already own) called phoneview... http://www.ecamm.com/mac/phoneview/
    ...this lets you mount the "media partitions" (not the whole shebang unless you're jailbroken)

    there's apparently a free program for windows and Mac at http://www.iphone-explorer.com/ that does the same thing (i haven't tried that)

    ...if you're a linux user, you can use libiphone and fuse to mount the media partitions in a similar way
    http://www.ubuntugeek.com/how-to-connect-iphoneipod-touch-using-usbin-karmicjauntyintrepidhardy.html
    I used to use this method, until phoneview on my mac added the feature.

    once you get your iphone media filesystem mounted (and presumably, the ipod touch is similar... i don't own one), you'll find the run data in
    /iTunes_Control/Device/Trainer/Workouts/Empeds/...

    Posted 8 months ago #      

  7. ryancnelson

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    Joined: Jan '10
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    one other note... if you're using phoneview on a mac to access your iphone's media folders, you'll need to turn on "Show entire disk (Advanced Disk Mode" in the phoneview preferences.

    Posted 8 months ago #      

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