Spiideo Perform is our sports video analysis and streaming platform designed for teams, coaches, and analysts. It provides automated camera systems that capture games and training sessions without the need for a camera operator.

Find more information on Spiideo Perform here.

Spiideo Play is our live-streaming and on-demand video platform designed for broadcasting sports events. It allows clubs, leagues, and broadcasters to stream games automatically using Spiideo’s AI-powered cameras, eliminating the need for a camera operator.

Find more information on Spiideo Play here.

Spiideo Replay Pro is an advanced instant replay system designed for professional sports teams, leagues, and broadcasters. It provides multi-angle video review in real time, allowing coaches, referees, and analysts to make quick and informed decisions during games.

Find more information on Replay PRO here.

The active area is established during scene calibration and defines the field of play. Once set, the camera can accurately track movement, players, and other activities within this space. The active area on a soccer field can look as below.

AutoData is automatically collected data from video footage that is processed into performance data. Using AI, things like player movements, team positions, and ball possession are tracked without needing manual input. This feature gives coaches and analysts quick, real-time stats to help them make better decisions and improve team performance. AutoData is an add-on to your Spiideo subscription and is not included in any subscription tier. The sports that you can order AutoData for can be found here.

Read more about AutoData here.

Regardless of the type of AutoData order that you are placing you will need credits to order. Different types of orders require different amounts of credits.

AutoData standard requires 1 credit for a single order (data for one team) and 2 credits for a double order (data for both teams).

AutoData advanced requires 2 credits for a single order (advanced data for one team) and 4 credits for a double order (advanced data for both teams).

AutoFollow™ is the model used by the cameras to track and follow objects, players, set plays, transitions and more. The resulting AI camera motion delivers a remarkably smooth watch both in Spiideo Play, Perform and Replay PRO.

AutoFollow can be divided into three types.

Standard AutoFollow:

This is the most basic and default tracking mode where the system automatically follows the action in the most straightforward way. It typically focuses on the ball or players without prioritizing any specific tactical elements. It's ideal for capturing general gameplay and action.

All-players AutoFollow:

In All Players mode, the camera automatically tracks every player on the field. This mode is perfect for capturing the entire action of a game or event, as it adjusts to ensure that all players are in view, regardless of where they are on the field.

Wide AutoFollow:

In Wide mode, the camera captures a larger view of the field or court, generally showing the entire playing area. It provides a general field view, keeping both teams and the ball in perspective. The camera’s focus is on covering a broader area, often showing large portions of the field.

Calibration refers to the process of aligning the camera system digitally to ensure accurate tracking with AutoFollow as well as a seamless stitch on cameras.

The stitch refers to the process of seamlessly merging video from multiple cameras into a single panoramic view. The calibration ensures that these cameras align correctly without visible issues.

Recalibration is the process of adjusting the calibration when conditions change, such as camera movement or environmental changes.

CloudLink RTSP is a low-latency feed from Spiideo's cloud into the external software (Sportscode, Angles, SBG Focus, OBS, vMix, Production truck etc.). The feed can be either clean or with graphics, with or without AutoFollow and only has a 3-second latency from Spiideo to your external software.

Read more about CloudLink in Play here and Perform here.

CloudStudio is Spiideo’s cloud-based live production and broadcasting platform, allowing users to remotely produce, edit, and stream sports events directly from the cloud without the need for local hardware or on-site camera operators.

Read more about CloudStudio here.

A custom download allows users to personalize their video downloads by selecting specific settings before downloading. Unlike predefined downloads, it offers greater flexibility for analysis, editing, and highlight creation.

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With Data Explorer, coaches, analysts, and teams can filter, compare, and drill down into specific insights based on the footage and event data. It allows users to analyze and visualize data from their sports events. It provides a comprehensive way to explore various types of data, such as player performance, team statistics, and game events, in an easy-to-understand format.

Read more about data explorer here.

In Spiideo, a firewall controls network traffic between Spiideo cameras and cloud services. If misconfigured, it can block video streaming, NTP synchronization, and remote access, causing delays or connection issues. To ensure smooth operation, firewalls should allow outbound traffic to Spiideo’s servers, open necessary ports, and enable NTP sync for accurate timestamps. Proper configuration ensures uninterrupted video recording, streaming and cloud access.

Read more about firewall settings here.

This feature allows for the sharing of video content and data between different sports leagues, teams, and organizations. It facilitates collaboration by enabling users to exchange game footage, performance analytics, and other relevant data. This helps teams and coaches analyze opponents, review game strategies, and share insights with others within the league, making it easier to stay connected and informed.

Read more about league exchange here.

Power over Ethernet (PoE) refers to the technology that allows cameras and devices to receive both power and intenet through a single Ethernet cable. This simplifies installation by eliminating the need for separate power cables and reduces the number of wires required to set up the system. Thus helps streamline the installation process, ensures a more efficient and organized environment, and allows cameras to operate seamlessly while connected to the internet for data transmission.

Read more about the PoE requirements here.

Network Time Protocol ensures that all cameras and cloud services are synchronized to the correct time. This is crucial for maintaining accurate timestamps, event tracking, and aligning video footage with external data like scoreboards or analytics tools. NTP helps ensure seamless synchronization between multiple cameras and prevents timing mismatches, which can affect playback and integrations. To avoid issues, firewalls should allow NTP synchronization for smooth operation.

Read more about NTP settings here.

A Portable SmartCam is our mobile, AI-powered camera designed for easy setup and use at various sports events. Unlike stationary cameras, it offers flexibility in location, allowing for quick deployment without permanent installation. The camera automatically tracks players or events and supports live streaming, making it ideal for temporary venues or mobile setups.

Read more about the Portable SmartCam here.

A predefined download is a ready-made, automatically generated video file with preset settings. It provides a quick and convenient way to download recordings in Spiideo Perform.

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Quota refers to the amounts of video storage and recording time that you have available on your account during a certain period of time. There are two types of quota:

Read more about quotas here.

RTSP (Real-Time Streaming Protocol) is a protocol used to stream raw, unprocessed video directly from a camera to a specified destination. It does not involve cloud processing or storage, and the video is typically viewed using a third-party media player. It provides live, unedited video streams without additional features such as analysis, data processing, or cloud storage.

Read more about raw feed RTSP here.

Your broadcast from Spiideo Play can be sent to a variety of external services using Real-Time Messaging Protocol (RTMP) or Secure Reliable Transport Protocol (SRT). Sending your broadcast to any external service supporting RTMP or SRT is a great option if your club or organisation wants to stream on websites such as Youtube.

Read more about streaming via RTMP and SRT here.

The name in Perform of a venue, stadium, field, hall or location where Spiideo cameras and systems are installed. A scene generates a specific view or configuration of the playing area captured by the cameras during a game or event.