right view is wonderful, i have used it for years and spent 3 days with don slaught who developed it, it's worth the money if you're going to do this for a long time.
if you need a cheap redneck way to do it, use 2 cheap dvd players and old tube tvs you can by for next to nothing at thrift stores and pawn shops. put major league hitters on 1 dvd and your guys on the other. cheap sony dvd players from walmart have frame advance features which is what you want. then use a dry erase marker to mark lines on the tv. when you're done use a spray bottle of ammonia to wipe off the screen and go again.
the nice thing about right view is you can sync the swings and get printouts when you learn how to use it. it's not that hard and i'm no computer expert. anyway that's my 2 cents. keep working with them, you're on the right path
Anyone have experience with Motion Pro video software for Mac?
quote:Originally posted by dusty delso:
right view is wonderful, i have used it for years and spent 3 days with don slaught who developed it, it's worth the money if you're going to do this for a long time.
if you need a cheap redneck way to do it, use 2 cheap dvd players and old tube tvs you can by for next to nothing at thrift stores and pawn shops. put major league hitters on 1 dvd and your guys on the other. cheap sony dvd players from walmart have frame advance features which is what you want. then use a dry erase marker to mark lines on the tv. when you're done use a spray bottle of ammonia to wipe off the screen and go again.
the nice thing about right view is you can sync the swings and get printouts when you learn how to use it. it's not that hard and i'm no computer expert. anyway that's my 2 cents. keep working with them, you're on the right path
This is the way that it should be done. So much easier than using a computer!
Outside of that, I recommend either Right View Pro (because I like some of Don Slaught's teaching information) or Powerchalk.com
Theres a new site out,MotionSportsLab.com, It offers Free web-based swing analysis you can do yourself. It lets you Upload your own video and view it side by side with pros and use line, circle, etc. no downloads or cd's, By far the best service ive seen!
If you're looking for software on your desktop, you can't beat free - Kinovea.
If you have a coach or instructors who know what they're doing, you may want to look at a more team-focused app - www.motion.io - that operates online (cloud). It has a web app that embeds on other sites (eteamz etc) and syncs with the mobile apps for Android and Apple. Plus the free version gives you unlimited video uploads (not 1 - 5 videos). Pretty cool.
Between Right View Pro and the Epstein software which one do you guys recommend?
