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Recording a match with the USF.Go (without livestream)

The complete step-by-step plan, from setting up to the recording in the dashboard.

16 steps

With “Record” the camera saves the match on the camera itself. Afterwards you upload the recording to the dashboard. Do you need a livestream? See Livestreaming and recording a match with the USF.Go.

Preparing

  1. Fully charge the camera beforehand (see Charging the USF.Go)
  2. Set up the tripod and switch on the camera (see Setting up the tripod and mounting the camera)
  3. Open the USF.Go app via the dashboard or your personal camera link (see Opening the USF.Go app)
  4. Wait until the camera icon at the top is green. If the camera has just been switched on, click the refresh icon
  5. Click the refresh icon on the image and check that the complete pitch and both goals are in view
  6. Go through the Camera setup until “Camera setup (2/2)” is complete (see Camera setup: panorama and pitch calibration)
  7. Click “Duration” and set how long the recording should run (see Setting the match duration)

Starting the recording

  1. Click “Start match”
  2. Choose whether the match stays private with “Private match”
  3. Choose “Record”
  4. Check at the bottom of the app that the recording is running and the timer is counting. The green light on the camera flashes

Stopping the recording

  1. The recording stops automatically when the set duration has passed. Want to stop earlier? Click “Stop match”
  2. Check that the recording has stopped (the green light no longer flashes) and then pack up (see Taking down and packing up the tripod)

Uploading the recording

  1. Connect the camera to Wi-Fi or a network cable (see Connecting the USF.Go to Wi-Fi). If you have a 25 GB SIM card, the camera can also upload via 4G
  2. Process the recording in the dashboard via the “USF.Go” tab (see Uploading a USF.Go recording to the dashboard)
  3. Keep the camera on and connected until the upload is finished

The AI that follows the play is built into the camera itself. So the recording only needs to be uploaded; there is no separate processing afterwards. That's why it appears in the dashboard much faster than before.

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