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Creating code windows for video editing. The code window is an essential part of finding moments you see as coaches and want to share with your playe...

We've recently redesigned our Live Coding system to be easier to use, more functional, and easier to setup (no software or apps to install).     Ke...

This article discusses the steps for synchronizing your live coding with your video.   It's a simple process if you follow the steps below.  Step 1:...

Edit Lists / Timeline are groups of clips that are created when someone uses the TeamXStream editor, or imported via XML.   Below are concepts related to s...

To use the Video Editor, go to your Video Library and select the video that you would like to edit.     On the video page, go to "Video Menu" an...

Player Tagging is used to "tag" players to corresponding game actions that are clipped.  Another way to describe it is as a descriptor for a give...

To delete a code window go to Analysis >Code Windows.    Select edit windows on the next page.   At the next screen select which code window(s) you w...

To set a default code window go to Analysis>Code Windows.     Select the code window that you would like to set as default from the drop down and then...

Using Hotkeys to Improve Editing Efficiency   Rather than having hotkeys all over the place (S-shot, T-Tackle, I-interception), consider putting certain ...

As discussed in Introduction to Building Code Windows article, sitting down to get specific about what matters or you'll want to review/share, is what y...