But it repeatedly does not import the zwift-rides from garmin, even after manually pressing the red sync-button. The normal (real) rides are imported perfectly. I can (and have) imported them manually to xert after exporting the ride in garmin, but that should be possible automatically. What am I missing?
Garmin only sends us activities recorded on Garmin devices, they donât pass along activities from other 3rd parties. If your Zwift rides are also synced to Strava, you can sync those activities to Xert from there.
Ah ok, so no mistakes here. I have now Garmin+Zwift+Xert, thats more than enough for a pure beginner, wont start a fourth platform. So there is no workaround to the âexport in garmin and upload in xertâ-approach, right?
You could manually add the file from Zwift to Xert. If youâre using Zwift on a PC/mac, you can find your activity .fit files by going to Documents > Zwift > Activities and finding the date/time of your activities, then upload those files to Xert in the top right-corner (upload activities).
Itâd be nice if Zwift could export directly to Xert.
I donât use Zwift so might not be the best option but you could also record your activity with your Garmin device (usually using ANT+) while using Zwift (usually using BLE) and then discard the Zwift recording.
I record everything with my Garmin watch (set to no auto pause for complete heart rate graph) and discard whatever else I use: Xert EBC on Android indoors (best Xert workout player for me) and a Garmin Edge (set to auto pause on for ânormalâ average speed info while riding) outdoors.
Itâs a matter of taste and what information you find most useful.
You can also use the Xert EBC App for control of the trainer and the rainbow gauge and other Xert infos while driving in the Zwift world, there is a tutorial how to set that up somewhere.
Unfortunately not. Zwift doesnât support auto-sync to Xert.
If youâre fully committed to avoiding Strava, you could manually upload the .fit file from your computer (if you Zwift from a laptop/desktop, youâll find it in your documents > Zwift > Activities folder), or you can download a copy of the .fit file from the Zwift Dashboard - see the bottom of the screenshot: