Today, I released a major upgrade to the TCX Uploader to uploader .tcx files to Cyclogz. This version more closely mimics the user experience that you see while uploading via a supported browser. This version also supports those Linux distributions that have Adobe Flash and AIR support available.
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This morning, I upgraded the servers. The new setup has twice the RAM and twice the CPU speed.
I am pleased to announce that Cyclogz can automatically geotag your ride pictures. Here is how it works.
- Before getting started, make sure that your camera is set to the local time.
- Upload your pictures to Flickr™. Cyclogz will only look for public images, so make sure to share your ride pictures with the public.
- After uploading your ride log to Cyclogz, click on the &Setup Photos" link. This will open up a new window.
- Enter your Flickr ID to get Cyclogz search your ride pictures. You can go to sites like idGettr to know your Flickr ID.
- Follow the rest of the instructions on that window to associate the photos you want with the ride.
That’s it. Cyclogz will then geotag your photos, and generate a slide show!
At this time, Cyclogz will not save the geotag data back to Flickr.
I am pleased to announce that Cyclogz now supports personal ride diaries today. Apart from showing the logs chronologically, this diary lets you see vital statistics on a monthly basis so that you can train better.
This is just the initial version. Please check it out. If you have suggestions, please email.
Happy riding.
At Cyclogz.com, there was a problem sending emails to signed up users. It should be back up now. Sorry for the inconvenience.
