If you are looking to do a 2 camera setup, skip the ps3eye cameras. while you can get it to work, it is not easy to do. i've had a couple of people contact me after purchasing two ps3eyes cameras, asking how to get them working with the dual recording script. Primarily I don't want anyone to think I am using ps3eye cameras for a dual recording setup. How did you use it, and would you recommend it.I figured I should start a new topic because the other thread has gotten a little long and confusing. Share with us in the comments, and if anyone has any experience with other video analysis software, give us your opinion. Let us know if and when you use video to help prepare.Īlso, I’d like to know how you use video to improve your performance. While you’re here, take our poll located to the right on the sidebar. I think Kinovea will make a great tool to add to your training toolbox. Analyze your own runs or make videos as a teaching tool, whatever you like. It really is just limited by your imagination. There are many other ways to use this software. It didn’t take much playing around to get the software to do what I wanted. It’s just an example of one of the things you can do with Kinovea. Here’s a video I did a while back for a flyball practice. The software is called Kinovea and you can visit the website here. However, it is only available for the PC. If you’re interested in getting more from your video, there’s another program which I’ve tried out and it offers many of the same features as Dartfish, only it’s FREE! That’s right, no cost. Excellent stuff to help you work on your game. It provides a whole lot of tools to break down the video and do timings, measurements, side by side comparisons, and overlays. When you go looking for video analysis tools for sport, probably the biggest and most popular brand out there is Dartfish. And this is why Kim and I use other software to analyze training and competition with the specific goal of improving performance. Now this is pretty cool and I love watching the videos, but it doesn’t really do a ton to help you improve your performance. Here’s one that my wife Kim, put together on her Mac. Most computers come with some software that allows you to edit your footage and make fun videos. I think a limiting factor for most people when dealing with video, is knowing how to work with the video after it’s off the camera and on a computer. How many people video and then leave it on the camera? Maybe looking at it once after their run to see how it turned out. While I see many people record their runs at the competitions I’m at, I often wonder what people do with the footage. From reviewing your competitions to assessing your practice, video is an important tool that can make a huge impact on your development. Kinovea - Video Analysis Software for SportsAs you know, I’m a big fan of using video to help improve performances.
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