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1) Make sure AutoStep is not checked.
2) Press BEGIN or F9 to start capturing video.
3) Observe the play until it finishes.
4) Press END or F10 to stop the video capture. At this moment the AutoStep option determines whether the software remains on the current row of the table or automatically advances to a new row. This is why you want it UNchecked… so it stays where it is.

5) Use the QuickTag keyboard shortcuts or drop down lists to set the play parameters for the play you just recorded.

6a) Press NEXT or F11 to insert a new row in the table. Wait until the next play is about to happen and return to step 2
    -or-
6b) Press BEGIN or F9 to automatically insert a new row AND begin capturing video immediately. Return to step 3.

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/192461

1. Start Windows Media Player
2. Click Help/About Windows Media Player
3. On the ”About” screen, click the link for  Technical Support Information

This will display a screen containing list of all of your video and audio codecs, as well as other information related to the media player support on your system.

Here is another excellent article dealing with this topic:

http://msmvps.com/blogs/chrisl/archive/2007/07/21/1046591.aspx

For USB connections you will need one USB Video Grabber per camera, along with a free USB port for each.

In every case where this has happened, the problem has proven to be some third-party video codec that is running in place of the standard Microsoft DV codec on their system. This problem has been resolved in every case by identifying and removing the third-party video codec or software package.

Video packages that are known to cause this problem include:

• Windows Essential Media Codec pack 1.0
• Videowave 10
• K-Lite Video Codec Pack

There are many freeware “video codec packs” available by download that may corrupt your computers ability to play AVI files in our software (the list above is not all inclusive). If you are experiencing this problem you will most likely need to uninstall third party video codec packs or software video players from your system. This problem can be difficult to resolve due to the sheer quantity of such products available for download, so you may need to uninstall more than one product before finding the culprit.

NOTE: MotionView 7.2 and above removes the above limitation and permits drawings on all videos, regardless of their dimensions.

1) Open the first data file/game film set as usual
2) Use “Insert a data file into this session” under the file menu to choose additional data files/video sets.

Please note that this will add the tagged plays and the video files into the first data file. We recommend that you use “Save as…” and name the resulting combined data set something different. This way you can continue to add new data sets without messing up your initial file.

As an example, let’s say that you have three individual game films tagged, with data files named “game1.csv”, “game2.csv”, and “game3.csv”. You could open game1.csv, and then save it as “2008season.csv”. Next, insert game2.csv and game3.csv. Now, you still have each individual game as well as one large data file that covers all three games.

• Position the left video to the beginning point of the action you wish to ‘keep’. If you are working in Split Screen mode and intend to trim both videos simultaneously then position the RIGHT video to the beginning point as well.
• Press the BEGIN button to identify the starting point from which to trim.
• Position the left (and optionally the right) video to the end point and press END.

Once you’ve identified a range of video you may use the LEFT scissors icon to trim the left file, or the RIGHT scissors icon to trim the right file, or the DOUBLE SCISSORS icon to trim both files.