How Much Does Gamebreaker Software Cost
Sportscode Pro & Elite Review-Only Products Review-only versions of Sportscode Pro and Elite have all the same post-event analysis and presentation capabilities that are included in each package, without the ability to capture video. There is no review-only version of Gamebreaker. Review-only products are great for organizations that:. Don't have the resources to capture and code live, but still want advanced analysis tools.
How Much Does Gamebreaker Software Cost
Receive video through a third party, or another Sportscode capture license, and need a second device to conduct analysis.
Top of the Hill wrote: How much does that cost Webbs? The Gamebreaker software is circa £1,300 for a permanent licence. It's only compatible with macs too, not that I mind as I'm an Apple junkie and have one myself.
There are different packages available mind you. The really serious Sportstec stuff is several thousand pounds, Exeter Chiefs use their 'Elite' software to stream several feeds of video on the fly. It'll even send it in real time to an iPad (for example) that a coach might have with them on the touchline for live feedback. They normally have 3-4 analysts with laptops at all their matches at Sandy Park. We're very fortunate to have linked up with an analyst who already had his own Macbook AND a copy of Gamebreaker already installed. He shoots the footage very well too, which is always important. Just having someone that can pan and zoom sensibly, and read the 'flow' of rugby, is half the battle it seems.
Top of the Hill. Webbs wrote: Top of the Hill wrote: How much does that cost Webbs? The Gamebreaker software is circa £1,300 for a permanent licence. It's only compatible with macs too, not that I mind as I'm an Apple junkie and have one myself. There are different packages available mind you. The really serious Sportstec stuff is several thousand pounds, Exeter Chiefs use their 'Elite' software to stream several feeds of video on the fly. It'll even send it in real time to an iPad (for example) that a coach might have with them on the touchline for live feedback.
Gamebreaker Software
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They normally have 3-4 analysts with laptops at all their matches at Sandy Park. We're very fortunate to have linked up with an analyst who already had his own Macbook AND a copy of Gamebreaker already installed. He shoots the footage very well too, which is always important. Just having someone that can pan and zoom sensibly, and read the 'flow' of rugby, is half the battle it seems. That last point is very valid - filming a game is very different to watching it and being able to read where the ball is about to go makes a big difference to the smoothness of the recording. Being Apple-phobic (over-priced waste of money) Gamebreaker's out the window straight away for me! The Pro and Elite versions are great especially for the squad conectivity, but the basic Gamebreaker software's main advantage - the video coding - can be swapped for some clever Excel wizardry for anyone on a much tighter budget, depending on what information you're trying to glean (I did some statistical analysis of the effectiveness of kicking at the last RWC doing just that).