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The Snapper Performance Analysis System enables you to analyse
long video sequences such as sporting matches and events.
By recording key events and information, you can develop
a database that is linked to the video allowing you to review
common events and monitor performance.
For team sports, you can develop a full match by match analysis
record of every game in a season or for a particular competition.
Not just limited to team sports, Snapper has been used with great success
to support teacher training and also in reviewing
drama and theatre productions. |
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Individual Sports
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How does Snapper work?
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The key to Snapper’s superiority lies in the versatility
of its Event types. With Snapper, event types are completely
configurable by the user and unlike other programs, Snapper
allows many criteria for an event to be described. For example,
a shot in basketball could have the shot as the Event type,
and “who shot it” as the first criteria, “where
was it shot from” as the second criteria, “was
it a successful shot” as the third criteria, etc.
Once the event structure is defined for the first game it
can be used as a template for all future games. Events can be logged during or after the game and also with or without video
being present. |
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Team Sports |
| Snapper's extensive range of features provides the coach or teacher
with the ability to quickly and easily perform in-depth analysis. |
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| Entering Event Data |
 Quick & Easy In-Depth Logging |
 Once the event types are defined, the logging window allows
quick and easy entering of data. Button colour and
order
can be customised to suit the way you work! More... |
| Importing Data |
| Snapper also has the capability of importing
data from other applications, such as real time stats gathering programs designed
for
PDAs. This eliminates
the need to re-enter data. There is a Webbsoft specification which defines
the format of the XML data file used to import the data into Snapper. Please contact us for further information on how this can
be achieved. |
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| Core Analysis features |
| Filtering or searching Events |
 Event data can easily be filtered using simple or detailed criteria.
For example, in basketball you could
search
for every successful shot, from inside the key, made by a
specific player. More... |
| Spreadsheet Statistics |
 A Spreadsheet Grid allows you to set up a data matrix consisting
of events, players, teams and calculated statistics.
From a grid cell you can easily display the associated
video. For example, the number of shots a specific player
has had. A grid will also update as events are logged,
providing live statistical information! More... |
| Graphics & Text |
 Graphics can be drawn on the video window to highlight important
points. This allows a coach to graphically communicate
strategies
and tactics. More... |
| 2 Video Windows & Synchronisation |
 Events can be displayed in a second video window. When playing,
these two windows can be synchronised in order to compare
two different instances of the same event type within
a game. More... |
| PlayLists |
 A PlayList allows you to collect and arrange whatever events
you are interested in. For example, a coach may drag
10 events into a PlayList to present to a particular
player or group. Grid data can also be dragged into a
PlayList. PlayLists can be exported as small data files
that can be transferred to another Snapper user. More... |
| Secondary Video Display |
 Enhance your coaching message by outputting the video to
a second monitor or screen for your audience, whilst
retaining full Snapper functionality on your computer. More... |
| Exporting Events & Projects |
| Events can be exported as video files for further analysis
or distribution to players. Using SnapperPlayer, the
entire game can be taken away and reviewed on a player's
own computer. You can also import grids and searches
into other projects to save time. |
| Full Screen Video |
| Watch any event in full screen mode to get the big picture! |
| Exporting & Printing Data |
| Print Event lists, grids and search data or export it to Excel
for further analysis. |
| Create Templates |
| Once a project setup has been defined, you can create a Template of it from which to base future projects. This is great for maintaining logging consistency accross a season.
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| Distribute |
 Export video on CD to give to your clients, players or students
to review in their own time. |
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| Additional features |
Easily manage Player and Team information
Automate video capture using the event logging buttons
Output the events back to mini DV tape via Firewire
Utilise our standardised XML data importing feature
Export and Import project data via XML
Import Swinger Tagging data
Display and export particular event criteria as text on the video
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| Plug-ins |
| MPEG2 Plug-in |
| Import MPEG2 video from many MPEG2 sources including Sony HDD cameras, Set-top-box units and DVD. Note: The MPEG2 Plug-in is a free plug-in available on request. |
| Multi-Project Search |
| Search any number of projects for any event combination and then review and export video. |
| CapturE Plug-ins |
| Snapper is optimised to capture directly from certain external capture devices that facilitate on-the-fly video recompression. |
| snapper net server & snapper net client |
| Snapper Net Server and Snapper Net Client allow you to synchronise logging across multiple Snapper terminals. Teachers can setup and distribute the project to be logged to the students who can inturn log new events. Using the XML interface, projects can then be easily collaborated for review. |
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| Training |
Included with the purcahse of a full Snapper Performance Analysis system is
one half day training session, tailored to your particular
application. *
* Some conditions apply.
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