Viewing Programs?

Though it was made for golf, I've been using V1 Home Edition for a couple/few years now and like it very much. Combined w/ your choice of photo editor, it'll let you draw on the video and then pull frames from it, ultimately to print or post.

And it's only $40.

V1 Home Ed.

I just noticed on their website that they now have a Basic (free) version that doesn't allow printing and side-by-side. But at least you can try the drawing tools out before buying.

I use VH1 also. But, it's hard to beat Rightview pro if you have the $$.

Rightview can capture video of your hitters and put them side by side with the best mlb players. Great tool for comparison.

One is $40....on is $300 (about).

Of course, you can put your hitters side-by-side w/ MLB players (at least all of those on Youth Baseball Coaching Swing Clips) in V1 too. They're just not "licensed".

I'm pretty sure V1 can capture too, but I use Pinnacle for that anyway.

Syncing hitters is much simpler with Rightview Pro. And, you can "mark" the various stages of the swing so you can go to them immediately by pushing a button (don't have to toggle to "contact" once it is marked; just hit the contact button.) I think there are about 8 or 10 "marks".

Thanks I appreciate the suggestions!

This one is fairly new however I like the setup. Check it out. FYI they are looking for distribution partners.

Major League Software Special

hotcornerdad,

I think all of the board members have been spammed by skilltrax

Figures, I like the program just not the spam.

Has anyone used Motionpro? It looks nice and is only $60. I would like to hear from someone who's used it before I buy.