iPad Usage: Reviewing Plays

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Stage 3: Reviewing Plays

• Step 1: Viewing Plays and Playback Functions
• Step 2: Filtering and Statistics

iPad Usage Stages

Stage 3: Reviewing Plays

Step 1: Viewing Plays and Playback Functions

You are now back at your event home and should see your recordings ready for replay.

Click on one of your recordings to see the replay.

In the playback viewer, there are several different controls for viewing the play itself:

• You can rewind and fast-forward through the play by pressing the labelled buttons on the sides.

• You can also go forward and backward frame-by-frame using the side buttons

• The "Next" and "Prev" buttons changes the playback viewer to the next or previous play, respectively.

• To change the angle of the current play, you can either select the angle you want to see at the top (when in Angles view), or you can swipe left or right to rotate between angles of the same play.

• You can look through the play by dragging the circle along the scrubber bar at the bottom of the screen.

• There are options for playback to be at 100% (normal) speed, 50% speed, and 25% speed by selecting the percentages in the bottom-right.

• The pencil icon can be used to draw over the play, though the markings will not be saved once you exit drawing mode.

• The three dots at the bottom contain a menu that lets you decide how you want plays to loop:

  • Loop this Play - This option will play the current clip on a loop until you manually change it to another play.

  • Loop until New Play - This option will loop the current play until a new play is downloaded. It will then switch to the new play and continue looping until the next play, etc.

  • Go to Next Play - This option will play the current clip once, then continue through each play afterwards until it reaches the last play.

• There are two different view in the playback viewer: Data view and Angles view
  
  

  • The Data view allows you to see all of the information that was tagged on this play, as well as modify and save the data if needed.

  • The Angles view lets you change between angles by either tapping the angle that you want to see at the top, or by swiping left or right to cycle between them. The play is paused at the same time regardless of which angle you're looking at (i.e., if you pause the Wide angle at 5 seconds, the play will still be at the 5-second mark after swiping to the Tight angle).

• If you recorded snapshots of your scoreboard, they will show with the associated play in the bottom-left corner. (fact-check)

You can return to your event home using the Back button.

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Step 2: Filtering and Statistics

When looking at the play list, you can filter the plays by several different criteria:

Password Protected Favorites

If you're using a shared system (i.e., a SkyCoach system that has both Home and Visitor Sideline stations), you can use the "star" icon to tag plays as favorites. You can also set a password to prevent the other team from seeing plays marked as favorites. More details are covered in the article What is Password Protected Favorites in Shared Events?

Stats Page

While looking in the play list, you can change to the Stats page by selecting "Stats" at the top of the screen. From this screen, you can see the statistics about different plays, as well as filter them based on what kind of information you want to see. Any specific filters that you enable can all be saved into a preset that can be named, so if multiple users want to look at different statistics, they can simply choose their preset and look at the compiled data. You can also view the plays that are tagged with the data that you're searching for.

You can also save filters to revisit them later

You have completed the Reviewing Plays stage of using your iPad with SkyCoach.

Go back to Stage 1 (Beginning Setup)

Go back to Stage 2 (Recording Options)

Proceed to Stage 4 (Exporting Plays)

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Related Articles:

• What is Password Protected Favorites in Shared Events?