Batch conversion ibr to csv or fit

[brookside]

Is it still the case that there's no way to do a mass conversion of ibr files to a Training Peaks readable format?
Thanks,

[Velocomp]

Is it still the case that there's no way to do a mass conversion of ibr files to a Training Peaks readable format?
Thanks,

I don't know what format TP requires. .ibr files can be exported as csv file, but only one at a time.

[brookside]

Training Peaks needs csv, fit, tcx. Thanks for reply. I'll need a lot of time, patience and a good supply of bourbon to get this done.

[gdu90]

What's in the "CSV export copies" sub-folder of the folder to which your .ibr files are downloaded ?

[Velocomp]

What's in the "CSV export copies" sub-folder of the folder to which your .ibr files are downloaded ?

A complete csv file with all your ride file data. Use the export csv function to create the file, then open it in Excel to see what it includes

[gdu90]

What's in the "CSV export copies" sub-folder of the folder to which your .ibr files are downloaded ?

A complete csv file with all your ride file data. Use the export csv function to create the file, then open it in Excel to see what it includes

That was my point for the OP - my sub-folder already contains a .csv copy of every ride file I have ever saved as an .ibr, whether or not I separately made an explicit export of it from Isaac. Isaac appears to make these .csv copies spontaneously each save. No need to make one-by-one exports to get .csv format in this case ... although the OP could still enjoy the bourbon nonetheless !

[Velocomp]

What's in the "CSV export copies" sub-folder of the folder to which your .ibr files are downloaded ?

A complete csv file with all your ride file data. Use the export csv function to create the file, then open it in Excel to see what it includes

That was my point for the OP - my sub-folder already contains a .csv copy of every ride file I have ever saved as an .ibr, whether or not I separately made an explicit export of it from Isaac. Isaac appears to make these .csv copies spontaneously each save. No need to make one-by-one exports to get .csv format in this case ... although the OP could still enjoy the bourbon nonetheless !