

01- Stabilize Your Camera
A steady video ensures accurate analysis without shaky footage.
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Use a tripod for stability
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If a tripod isn’t available, securely mount or hang your mobile on a wall
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Avoid handheld recording as it introduces movement
02 - Capture the Entire Court
Seeing the full playing area helps track player movement and positioning.
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Position the camera at a height that covers the whole court
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Ensure no obstructions block the view
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Test by recording a short clip and reviewing coverage
03 - Make the Player Identifiable
Clear identification ensures the right player is being analyzed.
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Ask the player to wear a distinct t‑shirt or shorts color
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Share precise details (e.g., jersey color) before recording
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Avoid cluttered backgrounds that make players blend in
04 - Check Lighting and Angles
Proper lighting and angles improve visibility of movements.
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Record in well‑lit conditions to avoid shadows
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Place the camera at mid‑court or a diagonal angle for balanced coverage
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Avoid extreme zooms that cut off parts of the action
05 - Test Before Full Recording
A quick test ensures the setup works before capturing the full game.
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Record 30 seconds of play
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Verify clarity, coverage, and player visibility
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Adjust setup if needed before continuing





