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  • jknotzke 19:25 on March 2, 2010 Permalink | Log in to leave a Comment  

    GC is Stacked 

    Damien Grauser’s latest patch will allow users to see data in a stacked view:

    Stacked Plot

    Stacked Ride Plot

    I think this will be a huge hit when it makes 1.4.

     
  • jknotzke 19:36 on February 10, 2010 Permalink | Log in to leave a Comment  

    LTM Now Over the Top 

    Look at this screenshot. Incredible

    LTM

    LTM Version 3

    With this latest incarnation, you can create your own layouts and save them. It has preset layouts for different types of grouped metrics. All of which are customizable.

    I’ve been playing with this for a bit and it’s like it’s own application.

    Brilliant! Totally Brilliant !

     
    • Delane 23:26 on February 10, 2010 Permalink

      A-W-E-S-O-M-E!!!

    • Dave 14:58 on February 18, 2010 Permalink

      Will the Ant+ stick read Powertap Ant+ data? Will Golden Cheetah read the data real-time like in your youtube videos for the Quark?

    • Dave 06:23 on February 19, 2010 Permalink

      Can I use this to see my real-time Powertap data?

  • jknotzke 11:24 on February 8, 2010 Permalink | Log in to leave a Comment  

    Golden Embed supports Speed and Cadence 

    With the help of Jim Ley, I added support to for dual cadence/speed sensors to Golden Embed.

    The firmware will log your cadence and speed and the parser will add speed, distance and cadence to the .gc file for when you import into Golden Cheetah.

     
  • jknotzke 13:25 on February 6, 2010 Permalink | Log in to leave a Comment  

    Golden Cheetah 1.3 Released 

    GoldenCheetah 1.3

    Realtime Mode:

    • Graph data as you ride (Mark Liversedge, Justin Knotzke, Steve Gribble)

    Charts:

    • Added Performance Manager (Eric Murray)
    • Added 3D Modeling (Mark Liversedge and Greg Steele)
    • Up to four y-axes on Ride Plot (Sean Rhea)
    • Option to show work instead of power in Critical Power Plot (Sean Rhea)

    Intervals:

    • Configurable metrics for intervals (Sean Rhea)
    • Find peak powers and add to intervals (Mark Liversedge)
    • Highlight intervals in plots (Damien Grauser)

    Device support:

    • Serial port support on Windows (Mark Liversedge)
    • Erase SRM memory without downloading (Sean Rhea)

    Imports:

    • New ride import wizard (Mark Liversedge, Jamie Kimberley)
    • Support Computrainer 3dp file format (Greg Lonnon)
    • Support WKO v3 file format (Mark Liversedge)
    • Support files with Garmin “smart recording” (Greg Lonnon)
    • New GoldenCheetah (.gc) file format (Sean Rhea)

    New/improved ride metrics:

    • Added Joe Friel’s Aerobic Decoupling (Sean Rhea)
    • Added training points system by running coach Jack Daniels (Sean Rhea)
    • Better elevation gain estimates (Sean Rhea)

    Support for more languages:

    • French (Damien Grauser)
    • Japanese (Mitsukuni Sato, Keisuke Yamaguchi)

    Other new features:

    • Group rides into seasons (Justin Knotzke)
    • Better ride calendar (Berend De Schouwer)
    • Ride list pop-up menu (Thomas Weichmann)

    Lots of bug fixes by:

    • Rob Carlsen
    • Rainer Clasen
    • Chris Cleeland
    • Steve Gribble
    • Dag Gruneau
    • Ned Harding
    • Jamie Kimberley
    • Justin Knotzke
    • Mark Liversedge
    • Greg Lonnon
    • Eric Murray
    • Sean Rhea
    • Robb Romans
    • Berend De Schouwer
    • Julian Simioni
    • Thomas Weichmann

    

     
  • jknotzke 08:23 on February 1, 2010 Permalink | Log in to leave a Comment  

    LTM Updated 

    Mark Liversedge has updated LTM and posted a beta patch to the mailing list.

    The biggest improvement from my perspective is the ability to see your various power ranges for a time period. For instance, this is a plot of all my 5 minute power from 2008. You can see there being an improvement from March until September when it drops off again. Of course I may not have been doing 5 minute efforts during that time where the watts are low, but this still tells you very well what you were doing for that time.

    5 Minute Power Plot

    5 Minute Power Plot

    As well for people who just like to see lines all over the place, you can select multiple metrics and have something looking like your 2yr old’s painting. ;-)

    Kandinsky

    Kandinsky

     
  • jknotzke 12:03 on January 23, 2010 Permalink | Log in to leave a Comment  

    LTM in GC 

    Huge, huge feature for GC is in the works. This is Mark Liversedge’s take on LTM (Long Term Metrics). Something that I started a few years ago and I am sure now has ZERO resemblance of whatever I hacked up back then.

    I think the screenshot speaks best for itself. Using a SQLITE DB, it crunches all your rides and stuffs them into a DB. From there, it will be possible to select a myriad of combinations of ways to see your data. Lots of new features in the works for this including:

    Show critical powers on the plot
    - Show time in zones (bottle of sand)
    - Allow user to set bin width (years, months, weeks)
    - Allow user to filter rides to plot
    - Allow user to filter top 10s etc on plot
    - Allow user to modify curve color, style, symbol
    - Allow user to select date range on plot ala intervals
    on the ride plot
    - Define some preset plots e.g. Time/Distance, CPs over time
    - Support multiplots to compare years or seasons etc
    -Show critical powers on the plot
    -Show time in zones (bottle of sand)
    -Allow user to set bin width (years, months, weeks)
    -Allow user to filter rides to plot- Allow user to filter top 10s etc on plot
    -Allow user to modify curve color, style, symbol
    -Allow user to select date range on plot ala intervals  on the ride plot
    - Define some preset plots e.g. Time/Distance, CPs over time
    -Support multiplots to compare years or seasons etc

    Nice stuff Mark.

     
  • jknotzke 10:45 on January 22, 2010 Permalink | Log in to leave a Comment  

    Golden Cheetah 1.3rc2 is out. 

    With lots and lots of bug fixes, GC 1.3 Release Candidate 2 is now out: http://goldencheetah.org/rc/

     
  • jknotzke 15:54 on January 18, 2010 Permalink | Log in to leave a Comment  

    GC’s New Aerolab 

    Big, big buzz created by this last week. I can’t believe I forgot to post it.

    Fellow Montrealer, and all around good guy Andy Froncioni has created a Virtual Wind Tunnel for all you TT and Tri Freaks.  It created quite a stir on some mailing lists. It essentially allows you to determine which bike position is more Aero and thus saving you several thousands on wind tunnel testing. It’s still in Alpha stage but it appears to be working farily well at this point.

    There is a possibility to merge what Andy has done with GE. Sparkfun makes a Package Tracker. This package tracker has all that GE has plus barometric sensor, temperature sensor. Two key ingredients for Aerolab.

    Well done Andy. Another great feature for Golden Cheetah.

     
    • AndyF 16:47 on January 18, 2010 Permalink

      GE + Aerolab would be a cool project. I’m in! :-)

  • jknotzke 14:02 on January 14, 2010 Permalink | Log in to leave a Comment  

    Golden Embed Two Successful Runs 

    With some testing and lots and lots of debugging, I have been able to run two rides recording Heart Rate data and Power/Cadence data using Quarq Cinqos. All messages were logged and no errors that I can see of.

    So for now, more testing is required but I’m fairly confident it’s working correctly.

    Next goal for me is to find a bike mount for it. There are lots of options and the best ones appear to be a custom run of an enclosure.

    Now I plan on actually leaving the house and get some fresh air !

     
  • jknotzke 13:33 on January 11, 2010 Permalink | Log in to leave a Comment  

    Golden Cheetah RC Candidates 

    The first Golden Cheetah 1.3 RC are being readied.

    A release cannot be far behind.

     
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