Since that tool was originally designed as a merger, it can't repair every type of corruption, so I have added a new tool that let's you look inside your FIT file displaying all of the known fields. It will also give you a repair button that lets you try and fix your file. Again, I suggest that you start with the merger tool as your repair tool, and then come to this tool if that one fails you. You can always run your file through BOTH tools, using the fit file viewer first, and the merger second.
Here is an example of me using the tools to fix this user's FIT file:
- This is what the original file looked like when uploading to the GOTOES merger. GOTOES tried to repair the file using the initial repair tools, but it did not do a complete repair.
- I went to the GOTOES Fit File Viewer, which allows the user to perform additional repairs.
- The FIT file viewer also lets you see a lot of data that is inside the file.
- After running the file through the FIT File Viewer Repair tool, I re-loaded it to the merger... and it looks great now!