60 fps
Some, maybe all, state to pull 60 frames per second from the normal 30 by deinterlacing I believe. Anyone have experience with that? Does it eliminate some of the bat head blur?
Forgot to mention that I know it's for mini DV avi format.
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V1 Sports has a free trial version that is pretty good, and you can spend $40 to upgrade it which will give you split screen among other things: http://www.v1sports.com/Academy/ALL/index.aspLeave a comment:
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Ah my hitting coach had a good one I can't remember what it is. I would opt for one with the ability to stack your footage with a pro player (make it so you can look at your player next to one or more players ... my coaches you could do 3 other players pro or other footage). That way you can have concrete evidence that there are similar things like contact position ect. I would think all of the programs like that have a drawing tool as well so you can make marks like John Madden haha.Leave a comment:
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I use Motion Pro software for my video analysis of catchers. It has a version just for baseball. Link below
Coach Weaver
http://www.motionprosoftware.com/bas...s_software.htmLeave a comment:
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I've used Sports Motion Software for 5 years and have been very happy with it.
Here is their website where you can download a trial version of the software.
Not sure about the MAC compatability, but I'm sure a phone call will answer that . . . (888) 265-6226Leave a comment:
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Very good info/analysis approach and software from Mankin at batspeed.com.Leave a comment:
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Good Swing analysis software
I know this has been discussed in the past, but I thought maybe there has been some new software since the old thread. I am looking for some recommendations or options of computer software for swing analysis that I can use to show my players their swings. I have a mac, so I am especially interested if there is anything on the market yet for Mac's, but I could run a p.c. program if that is all there is available. Thanks
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