loratliff wrote: » Mine just stopped syncing yesterday and I can't figure out why... Now I'm afraid to disconnect it!
sezzytucker wrote: » On another discussion board about this MFP have said they are aware of a problem and are looking into it. Fingers crossed.
gobonas99 wrote: » sezzytucker wrote: » On another discussion board about this MFP have said they are aware of a problem and are looking into it. Fingers crossed. where? I can't find it...
klwells08 wrote: » Troubling! My vivofit is scheduled to arrive today. I chose it because Garmin Connect talks to MFP and the fit connects to a HRM. Hopefully, it will get fixed soon.
trekkersforever wrote: » gobonas99 wrote: » sezzytucker wrote: » On another discussion board about this MFP have said they are aware of a problem and are looking into it. Fingers crossed. where? I can't find it... myfitnesspal.desk.com/customer/portal/articles/1781541--myfitnesspal-and-garmin-withings-sync-issues
gobonas99 wrote: » good luck getting a response from Garmin....
BuddhaMom74 wrote: » Mine stopped working on Sun as well, and, like the rest of you, disconnected, then re-connected. As of right now it will sync activities (so, my run from my forerunner and my workout that I track manually), but it won't sync steps recorded from my vivofit. Frustrating indeed!
MeanderingMammal wrote: » MFP is the only Garmin integration that's not working. That suggests problem at this end.
nikmaack wrote: » I logged a work out at MFP of 800 calories (riding an elliptical trainer for over an hour). When I looked at the Garmin Connect website, it told me I'd burned 10,000 calories of activities that day. What the heck? After poking around, I discovered the MFP had sent that one activity to GC over 10 times. No idea why. I've since disconnected the synch between MFP and GC and don't plan on synching them again. At least, not until I hear it's fixed.
Additionally, even when it was working, the results were a bit off. I would walk 40 minutes. Manually entering this into MFP, it would estimate this to be around 200 calories. Garmin's VivoSmart assesses a 40 minute walk as around 130 calories. My way of assessing my activity levels (tons of walking) would get me around 700 calories burned in a day. Garmin would assess it at around 400. Which is a large discrepancy.
As with all pedometers and fitness measuring tools, your mileage will vary. I never know who to believe, but I'm not quite crazy enough to go out and buy a heart monitoring strap just to calculate calories burned walking to work, at lunch, and home from work.