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There are two types of videos you can analyze: your own videos and model pro videos. View step by step instructions on how to utilize these features below.
Analyzing Video
From the Videos tab or Models tab on the main Video screen, touch any video to open its preview screen. From here, touch the Analyze button to open the video for analysis.
When you select Analyze, you will be taken to the Analyzer screen. Here is an overview of the the tools:
Playing Full Speed or Slow Motion
Use the Play/Pause button to start or pause your video playback. Use the slider ball to move the video directly to a desired position.
Touch the 1/1 speed indicator next to the play button in order to change the playback speed. You can play back in 1/1 speed (full speed), 1/2 (half speed), 1/4 (quarter speed) or 1/8 (eighth speed).
Frame by Frame
Not only can you replay in slow motion, but you can advance frame by frame to pause and view key positions. Simply click on the frame forward or back icons.
Drawing and On Screen Telestration
While analyzing video, the app allows you to draw directly onto the video with your fingers. A single finger is used to draw freehand, like using a pencil. If you draw an approximate line or circle with one finger, your drawing will be converted into a perfect shape.
Flip Right or Left Handed Videos
Use the Flip button to horizontally mirror the video for analysis of left-handed vs. right-handed video.
Compare or Overlay Two Videos
By default, a Single video is displayed. However, you may choose to analyze two videos simultaneously in order to compare before/after progress, or to compare your video to a model video.
Trim
See more information on Trim in our Trim help Article.
Share or Download Videos and Snapshots
The share option allows you to quickly send your video with or without on screen analysis to your coach, your device's photos album, Facebook, or as an email attachment. The Send Snapshot option allows you to send a still image of what you see on the display to your Printer, Facebook, or as an email attachment.
