1	Overview
2	Teams
3	Matches
4	Players
5	Players setup
6	Variables – All Sports The variables is where you decide how you want to do your video analyze. In the beginning it is wise to build a variable set with a few variables. It is a lot easier to extend it as you get better. The variables are grouped in sections on the screen and placed so it possible for you to do an analysis in real time, effectively, accurately and with a little bit of training, with a quality that makes your edit and post work to a minimum. The way the variables are grouped and placed are based on feedback and experience from many users. It is therefore a good investment for you to spend some time in finding out how you want to organize your variables. The default setup are very often the common variables within the sport. Look at the way they are organized and try them out. Think how you can group variables in a way for you to make it easy to edit them with more details afterwards. Example, if you want to register shots and would like to split shot into several sub categories, then at least start with the registration of the shot, then select the shot variable for the team you want and mark each shot with the correct sub category. On the following slides you will find a more detailed explanation of the variables and their grouping.
7	Variables Ice Hockey
8	Variables - Description
9	Variables - Hot Keys - Keyboard
10	How to use Capture Mode
11	Hints – Capture Mode Make sure your variables are defined. Spend some time in getting familiar with their location on the screen Remember that the MOST EFFICENT way of making a video analysis is to analyze both teams at the same time. The strengths of one team is the weakness of the other so you have all you need at your fingertips. It is our recommendation that you only do player analysis on your own team If you want to save time you practice in capture mode. Remember to use the overall variable function. It is very easy to edit the overall variable with the correct sub-variable in Playback mode Start out with a few variables. Remember to use the hot-key functions. Consider to use tag teams and attack types with the hot-keys, and the rest with the mouse. (Left and right hand)
12	How to use Play Back Mode
13	Goal and Shot Module
14	Hints - Play Back Mode Select team you want to edit by pressing the team button Press the See all button and make your selection again if the result is not what you expected Remember that when the edit button is shown it is very easy to correct and change the value of any record that is highlighted. This is done to make the edit function effective and up to speed. So if you do not want to edit just view, use the Showroom mode. If you have missed a situation it is very easy to add it to the video analyze. Just find the situation on the video, and press the Insert button. Make sure you link the correct team and variables to the new situation.
15	How to use Show Room mode
16	Show Room - Passes
17	Show Room – Selection handling
18	Show Room – View Selection
19	Goals and Shots module
20	Hints – Showroom Mode If you want people to work with your analyze make sure they are in Showroom mode. In Showroom you can store video clips in your own archive by using the Save Selection feature This feature has two scenarios The first is linked to selections you want to make and present from a specific game you have analyzed. Could be shots, selected plays, offensive, defensively. Mark them and Save them as a sub selection to the Match. These selection will be present when you go into presentation mode The second is linked to a way of organizing your favorites. If you want to build your own archive with specific selections you do the same as above, but instead of saving the selections under the Match, you save the selection underneath a group you have defined yourself. “Spectacular goals” etc. You also have to specify a sub group which could be the name of players. You have access to your own archive in Presentation mode
21	How to use the Presentation mode
22	Match Selection
23	Play video option
24	Hints – Presentation Mode Nothing is shown in this view unless you have saved a Selection in Showroom If you have your own archive you get access to the video clips stored here by selecting from the dropdown field in the upper left corner of the screen If you want to view all the captured video clips as one “movie” press the Game button You can adjust the start and stop points in Presentation mode also. Use the symbols in the lower left corner of the screen. They are described in Playback and Showroom mode.
25	How to use the CD-maker mode
26	Hints – CD Maker Mode Check the size of the captured files before you start the CD maker process. If you want to burn the game to a CD you normally have 700MB available. If the files you have selected are bigger than this they will not fit on a single CD. You have two options: You can remove a video clip or as many you need to get to the correct file sizes. You remove a file by unselecting the checkbox next to each file. “Create CD with resized files” button. This selection does not do anything with your original files but makes it possible for you to decrease the quality of the files you want to export. If you want to burn only files from the Game selection or from your computer archive you just have to use the Selection buttons and select them. You can also export a CD without linking the variable set to your export. Uncheck the little red symbol under the selection fields
27	Import a game from a CD or a video archive