What Are Keyframes?
Keyframes let you take control of AutoFollow for a moment in a recording. You point the camera view to where you want it, add a keyframe, and AutoFollow holds that view instead of following the play. Keyframes are saved with the recording, so the adjusted view plays every time anyone in your account watches it.
When To Use Keyframes
Follow a player away from the ball, such as a centre-back's positioning during an attack.
Hold on one area of the field or court, such as the box during a set piece.
Add Keyframes to a Recording
Keyframes can only be added through the Spiideo Perform web app, from the recording's video player, not from the Spiideo iOS application.
Before you start, ensure that AutoFollow is enabled. The type of AutoFollow that is enabled does not matter.
If AutoFollow is disabled, click the toggle to enable it.
To add a keyframe:
Go to the moment you want to adjust.
Click the camera icon with the letter A to open the AutoFollow menu.
Click 'Fine-tune'. This button only appears when AutoFollow is enabled.
Use your device's mouse to pan, tilt, and zoom until you reach your desired view. Once satisfied, click 'Add keyframe'.
To save, click 'Done'.
There's no limit to how many keyframes you can add. To hold a view for longer, add more keyframes one after another.
Keyframes play automatically every time the recording is watched, and everyone in your account who can see the recording sees your keyframes. Each keyframe holds the view you set for about 5 seconds, or until the next keyframe starts; then AutoFollow takes over again.
Once created, a keyframe can be marked as a favorite, have a note added to it, and be deleted.
To mark a keyframe as a favorite, add a note to it or delete it:
Select the keyframe.
To mark it as favorite: click the star icon to mark the keyframe as favorite.
To add a note to it: click the note icon, then type your note and click 'Save'.
To delete it: click the three-dot icon, then click 'Delete'.