• Program interface is easy to navigate because it has the same look, feel and functionality as other Windows-type applications you're familiar with.
  
  
• Includes extensive in-program Help, technical guidelines, plus easy-to-learn Swing Analysis construction and presentation tutorials.
  
  
• For convenience, many operations can be performed by simply "dragging-and-dropping" elements where you want.
  
  
• Saves your "work in progress." Current swing analysis construction and application settings are stored in memory. This allows you to exit the program and later pick up where you left off.
  
  
• Organize program windows with the "Align" buttons in the toolbar and on some windows themselves. Click these special buttons to neatly place Player and other windows side-by-side, right or left.
  
  
• One-button voice record and audio playback of instruction and general comments using your computer microphone and sound card. No files to load or save. 
  
  
• Individual swing pictures can be saved as bitmap image (.bmp) files to hard drive, floppy discs and other mediums, attached to e-mail or used in other applications. 
  
  
• Swing Analysis consists of Still Images, Video and Swing Data, each presented separately in their own windows. Multiple windows can be displayed simultaneously.
  
  
• You can open two or more copies of the same Swing Analysis. This allows you to view different Key Positions or Sections on-screen at the same time.
  
  
• Completed Swing Analysis can be modified or updated easily and as often as desired.
  
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Video Capture* (Professional Version Only)

Video Work

• Consists of Video Screen and Control windows which can be positioned as desired. Control's Rewind, Play, Pause, Frame(s) Back, Frame(s) Forward buttons are used to cue swing video to "Key Positions."
  
  
• Adjust cueing process by clicking Frame Back/Forward -1, -5, +1 and +5 frames-per-click buttons. 
  
  
• Professional version holds the swings digitized and converted to high-speed video  with the Video Capture Tool. Any of the 10 videos can be instantly accessed and analyzed by clicking one of the numbered buttons in Video Control.
  
  
• Standard version users choose which swing video to analyze by selecting from the main menu: File, Open, Video (Work)... locating and loading the .AVI video file. Professional users can load high-speed videos.
  
  
• Selecting "...to Analysis" from Video Control's capture menu and clicking the Capture button copies the current video frame to the Analysis Work Screen. This still image corresponds to the Key Position selected in the Analysis Work Control.
  
  
• Capture also extracts data relating to swing timing and automatically enters it in the appropriate places in the Analysis Work Control and Timing Tools.
  
  
• Capturing displays the video frame number in the numerical readout in the Analysis Work Control and Timing Tools.  
  
  
• Standard version: Selecting "Quick Video" from Video Control's capture menu and clicking the Capture button copies 2 seconds of video from the Video Work to the Graphics Work Tool. This video will be the background for superimposed graphics. 
  
  
• Professional version allows selecting any of 3 "Quick Videos" from Video Control's capture menu. Clicking the Capture button copies up to 3 seconds of video from the Video Work to the Graphics Work Tool. This video will be the background for superimposed graphics. 
  
  
• Selecting "...to Graphics" from Video Control's capture menu and clicking the Capture button copies the current video frame to the Graphics Work window. This image will be the background for superimposed graphics.
  
  
• Video Control's Numerical Readout: Frame #, displays number of frames from start of video.
  
  
• Video Control's Numerical Readout: Seconds, displays elapsed time (hundredths of second) from start of video.
  
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Analysis Work

• Consists of Analysis Screen and Control windows which can be positioned as desired.
  
  
• The Analysis and Video Work Tools are used together to capture still images and extract data from the video.
  
  
• You can also bring-in swing pictures from other sources, including previously-made swing analysis or individual .bmp image files. Just "drag and drop" the picture on the Analysis Screen.
  
  
• The Analysis Screen contains the 12 Key Position swing pictures and the pre-built  graphics used to construct a side or rear swing analysis.
   
  
  
• The Analysis Control's drop-down menu lets you select one of the 8 Analysis Sections to view and construct.
  
  
• Each Analysis Section contains pre-made graphics exclusively for that section and these elements can easily be moved where desired over the swing's Key Position pictures. 
  
  
  
• Analysis sections which use the Address Position's graphics as a reference throughout the swing are easy to setup. Superimposed items placed over Key Position #1 stay in the exact places over all 12 swing positions. 
  
  
• The program keeps all swing pictures and remembers graphics placements until they are changed either by "dropping" a new picture on the Screen or by repositioning a graphic element.
  
  
• The program constantly saves changes as you work.  
  
  
• Upon exiting the program, all swing pictures and graphics positions in the Analysis Work area are automatically saved. 
  
  
• When you restart the program, you can continue analysis work where you left off because data from the previous session was retained.
  
  
• You can permanently save an entire swing analysis, each section, or individual pictures to a new or existing swing analysis folder at any time.
  
  
• The Analysis Control's Capture button takes a snapshot of the Analysis Screen's image and displays it in the Control's "mini-rep" window. You can drag this miniature-representative picture to any other screen or save it as a .bmp file. 
  
  
• Numerical Readout: Swing Position Number, shows currently selected Key Position.
  
  
• Numerical Readout: Video Frame Number, shows the source video frame that was captured as a still image.
  
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• Consists of the Graphics Screen and the Graphics Control windows which can be positioned as desired.
  
  
• The Graphics and Video Work Tools are used together to capture still images and Quick Video from the swing video.
  
  
• Professional version's Video Capture Tool captures up to 4 Quick Videos directly into the Graphics Work Tool.
  
  
• Bring-in swing pictures from other sources, including previously-made swing analysis or individual .bmp image files. Just "drag and drop" the picture on the Graphics Screen. 
  
  
• Standard version: Select Graphics Control's Quick Video check box to view two seconds of swing video captured from the Video Work tool. 
  
  
• Professional version: Click any of 4 Quick Video buttons to view up to 3 seconds of swing video captured from the Video Work tool or via Direct Capture. 
  
  
• Standard version: Play Quick Video forward or reverse in slow motion. 
  
  
• Professional version: Play 60 FPS Quick Video in slow motion or at full speed (actual frame rate depends on computer system).
  
  
• Standard version: Change to one of 5 speeds on-the-fly.
  
  
• Professional version: Change to one of 21 speeds on-the-fly.
  
  
• Standard version: Use mouse or keyboard to decrease and increase play from 0 (Paused) to 15 Frames-Per-Second.
  
  
• Professional version: Use mouse or keyboard to decrease and increase play from 0 (Paused) to 60 FPS.
  
  
• Current Speed is shown in "fps" readout display. 
  
  
• Position Slider lets you quickly locate and view a specific video frame.
  
  
• Use keyboard's left and right arrow keys to advance or go back single or multiple frames.
  
  
• Use arrow keys to produce an easy-to-control "manual" slow motion play.
  
  
• The Graphics Screen contains Quick Videos, and/or individual swing picture and any graphics you choose to superimpose.
  
  
• Display as many of the 29 built-in graphics as you'd like. Professional includes a quick angle measuring element.
  
  
• You have control over each individual graphic's visibility, positioning and coloring.
  
  
• Pre-built items include:
  4 Vertical Lines (Large, Medium, Small, Very Small)
  4 Horizontal Lines (Large, Medium, Small, Very Small)
  4 Super-Lines (Stretch-Shrink to Any Size) 
  4 Circles (Large, Medium, Small, Very Small)
  4 Dots (Large, Medium, Small, Very Small)
  4 Squares (Large, Medium, Small, Very Small)
  4 Blocks (Large, Medium, Small, Very Small)
  1 Quick Angle Measuring Element (Professional version)
  
  
• Position each element by mouse-clicking and moving it where you want.
  
  
• Super-Lines are stretchable lines which can be placed at any angle by clicking the line's end points and dragging them where you'd like.
  
  
• Change each element's color to Black, Blue, Green, Red, White or Yellow by right-clicking on the item and selecting from a pop-up menu.
  
  
• Change individual characteristics at any time.
  
  
• To highlight or emphasize certain points, import one of the 56 extra elements from the program's Graphics folder.
  
  
• To have special graphics appear on all swing analysis pictures bring the Basic Key Position images into Graphics Work. 
  
  
• Select the ID button in the Graphics Toolbar to imprint an 8 number/letter identification in the lower-left corner.
  
  
• Import a special graphic. For example, pick a "Flagstick," in the color you want, from the extra graphics provided. Position it to indicate the target.
  
  
• Select one of the built-in "Super-Lines" and position it from the target through the ball to show the target line.
  
  
• Add a company logo, school insignia or some other custom graphic.
  
  
• Use the Flip button to horizontally-reverse the swing picture, turning lefties into right-handers and vice-versa.
  
  
• You can draw "freehand-style" over the swing picture.
  
  
• Select one of 6 colors (Black, Blue, Green, Red, White or Yellow).
  
  
• Choose one of 5 line drawing widths (Normal, Very Thin, Thin, Thick and Very Thick). 
  
  
• Change settings while you draw by right-clicking the screen and selecting from the pop-up menu.
  
  
• Choose erase from the menu to remove the drawing.
  
  
• Freehand drawing can be combined with the pre-built, extra and custom graphics.
  
  
• The Control Capture button takes a "snapshot" of the swing picture and superimposed graphics.
  
  
• The captured picture appears in the Control's small (mini-rep) window. You can drag the picture from there to any screen, "cut and paste" it or save it as a .bmp file. You can also drag it back into the Graphics Screen and continue layering graphics. (If you've added special graphics to Basic Key Position images you can drag them back to the Analysis Work Screen.)
  
  
• An unlimited number of superimposed graphics can be achieved by capturing the composite image, adding other layered elements and repeating the process.
  
  
• Control Clear button removes the background picture from the Graphics Screen.
  
  
• Professional version: Control Clear button removes the currently selected Quick Video.
  
  
• Professional version: Quick Comment, red circle button, starts audio recording up to 30 seconds of comments to be associated with the currently selected Quick Video.
  
  
• Professional version: Quick Comment, green square button, starts playing any recorded comments associated with the currently selected Quick Video.
  
  
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• Automatically acquires data from the Video and Analysis Work tools and computes timing information throughout the swing. 
  
  
• Select Set Timing, Summary or Graph tabs to see comprehensive numerical and graphical timing information.
  
  
• Data is automatically displayed in the Tempo Section of Analysis Work and can quickly be saved or exported. 
  
  
• SET TIMING- Numerical Readouts: Time (hundredths of second)
  - Total, shows elapsed time from Address to Impact.
  - Backswing, shows elapsed time from Address to Top.
  - Downswing, shows elapsed time from Top to Impact.
  - Takeaway Segment, shows elapsed time from Address to Takeaway.
  - Hip Level (Back) Segment, shows elapsed time from Takeaway to Hips.
  - Shoulder Level (Back) Segment, shows elapsed time from Hips to Shoulders.
  - Top Segment, shows elapsed time from Shoulders to End of Backswing.
  - Shoulder Level (Down) Segment, shows elapsed time from Top to Shoulders.
  - Hip Level (Down) Segment, shows elapsed time from Shoulders to Hips.
  - Pre Impact Segment, shows elapsed time from Hips to Pre Impact.
  - Impact Segment, shows elapsed time from Pre Impact to Impact.
  
  
• SET TIMING- Numerical Readouts: Segment- Source Video Frame Numbers 
  - Address, shows frame number set for this position.
  - Takeaway, shows frame number set for this position.
  - Hip Level (Back), shows frame number set for this position.
  - Shoulder Level (Back), shows frame number set for this position.
  - Top, shows frame number set for this position.
  - Shoulder Level (Down), shows frame number set for this position.
  - Hip Level (Down), shows frame number set for this position.
  - Pre Impact, shows frame number set for this position.
  - Impact, shows frame number set for this position.
  
  
• SET TIMING- Numerical Readouts: Current- Source Video
  - Frame Number, shows Video Work Tool's current video frame number.
  - Seconds, shows Video Work Tool's elapsed time from video start.
  
  
• SUMMARY- Numerical Readouts: Time (hundredths of second)
  - Total, shows elapsed time from Address to Impact.
  - Backswing, shows elapsed time from Address to Top.
  - Downswing, shows elapsed time from Top to Impact.
  - Takeaway Segment, shows elapsed time from Address to Takeaway.
  - Hip Level (Back) Segment, shows elapsed time from Takeaway to Hips.
  - Shoulder Level (Back) Segment, shows elapsed time from Hips to Shoulders.
  - Top Segment, shows elapsed time from Shoulders to End of Backswing.
  - Shoulder Level (Down) Segment, shows elapsed time from Top to Shoulders.
  - Hip Level (Down) Segment, shows elapsed time from Shoulders to Hips.
  - Pre Impact Segment, shows elapsed time from Hips to Pre Impact.
  - Impact Segment, shows elapsed time from Pre Impact to Impact.
  
  
• SUMMARY- Numerical Readouts: Segment Percentage
  - Backswing, shows as percentage of Total Time.
  - Downswing, shows as percentage of Total Time.
  - Takeaway Segment, shows as percentage of Backswing Time.
  - Takeaway Segment, shows as percentage of Total Time.
  - Hip Level (Back) Segment, shows as percentage of Backswing Time.
  - Hip Level (Back) Segment, shows as percentage of Total Time.
  - Shoulder Level (Back) Segment, shows as percentage of Backswing Time.
  - Shoulder Level (Back) Segment, shows as percentage of Total Time.
  - Top Segment, shows as percentage of Backswing Time.
  - Top Segment, shows as percentage of Total Time.
  - Shoulder Level (Down) Segment, shows as percentage of Downswing Time.
  - Shoulder Level (Down) Segment, shows as percentage of Total Time.
  - Hip Level (Down) Segment, shows as percentage of Downswing Time.
  - Hip Level (Down) Segment, shows as percentage of Total Time.
  - Pre Impact Segment, shows as percentage of Downswing Time.
  - Pre Impact Segment, shows as percentage of Total Time.
  - Impact Segment, shows as percentage of Downswing Time.
  - Impact Segment, shows as percentage of Total Time.
  
  
• GRAPH- Numerical Readouts: Time (hundredths of second)
  - Backswing, shows elapsed time from Address to Top.
  - Downswing, shows elapsed time from Top to Impact.
  - Total, shows elapsed time from Address to Impact.
  
  
• GRAPH- Graphical Display
  - Backswing, shows chart representing elapsed time from Address to Top.
  - Downswing, shows chart representing elapsed time from Top to Impact.
  - Total, shows chart representing elapsed time from Address to Impact.
  
  
• GRAPH- Numerical Readouts: Percent
  - Backswing, shows as percentage of Total Time.
  - Downswing, shows as percentage of Total Time.
  
  
• GRAPH- Graphical Display
  - Backswing, shows chart representing percentage of Total Time.
  - Downswing, shows chart representing percentage of Total Time.
  - Total, shows chart representing percentage of Total Time.
  
  
• GRAPH- Numerical Readouts: Rhythm Ratio
  - Shows ratio of backswing to downswing times.
  
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Measuring Tool

• Calculates angles, distances and ball-launch angle and speed.
  
  
• Professional also lets you quickly determine the speed of the clubhead or other item traveling between two points
  
  
• Measuring Screen contains pre-built angle, distance measuring lines and readout displays. 
  
  
• Simply "drag" the swing picture you want to measure from a screen, mini-rep window or other source and "drop" it on the Measuring Screen.
  
  
• Swing picture is an independent element which can be changed at any time. 
  
  
• Calculate 5 types of angles: any point, horizontal from right, horizontal from left, vertical from top and vertical from bottom. 
  
  
• Calculate as many as 6 angles at one time. 
  
  
• Calculate an unlimited number of angles and distances by capturing and returning swing pictures to the Measuring Screen.
  
  
• Angle and distance measuring lines (A & B) utilize Golf Swing Analysis System's Super-Lines feature and can be placed at any angle by clicking line end-points and dragging them where you'd like. 
  
  
• Angle (C & D) line end-points can be placed anywhere, however, the horizontal line will retain its horizontal orientation. 
  
  
• Angle (E & F) line end-points can be placed anywhere, however, the vertical line will always keep its vertical orientation. 
  
  
• When you move a line end-point, the angle is automatically calculated and the degree readout display for that element is updated. 
  
  
• Angle-measuring elements are labeled and color-coded for easy identification. 
  
  
• You can change each element's color to Black, Blue, Green, Red, White or Yellow.
  
  
• Hide the element's Label in order to more precisely position the angle measuring point. 
  
  
• Change individual characteristics at any time.
  
  
• Drag-and-drop degree readout displays between the angle measuring lines, or position them anywhere on the screen. 
  
  
• When elements are positioned where you'd like, clicking Measuring Control's Capture button creates a composite image of the background swing picture and overlaid lines and readouts. 
  
  
• Drag the captured picture to any screen, "cut and paste" it or save it as a .bmp file.
  
  
• Measuring Tool's Distance section lets you measure any two distances at once.
  
  
• Distance-measuring line elements are color-coded for easy identification.
  
  
• Set readout's to calculate and display measurements in Inches, Feet or Yards. (Professional: includes Quick Miles-Per-Hour calculation/display). 
  
  
• Drag-and-drop readout displays on top of the measuring lines, or position them anywhere on the screen. 
  
  
• Clicking Measuring Control's Capture button creates a composite image of the background swing picture, measuring lines and readouts. 
  
  
• Drag the captured picture to any screen, "cut and paste" it or save it as a .bmp file.
  
  
• Measuring Tool's Launch section lets you calculate impact ball launch angle and speed. 
  
  
• Launch Measuring requires a slight variation from the normal video recording process. (Step-by-step instructions are included in program Help.)
  
  
• Launch section contains pre-built angle/speed measuring elements and readout displays.
  
  
• Choose Right or Left-Handed golfer. 
  
  
• When you move lines, Ball Launch Angle and Speed are automatically calculated and the readout displays are updated.
  
  
• Position displays anywhere on the screen.
  
  
• Clicking Measuring Control's Capture button creates a composite image of the Post Impact swing picture, launch lines and ball angle and speed readouts. 
  
  
• Drag the captured picture to any screen, "cut and paste" it or save it as a .bmp file. 
  
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• Automatically acquires data from the Video and Analysis Work tools and computes clubhead speed information throughout the swing.
  
  
• Calculates Acceleration/Load Data- useful information for motion analysis and club fitting.
  
  
• Select Calibrate, Primary, Secondary or Graph/Load Data tabs to see comprehensive numerical and graphical clubhead speed information.
  
  
• Data is automatically displayed in the Speed Section of Analysis Work and can quickly be saved or exported. 
  
  
• CALIBRATE- Numerical Readout: (inches)
  - Automatic or custom club length settings.
  
  
• PRIMARY- Numerical Readouts: (miles-per-hour)
  - Downswing, shows mph 2 frames prior to impact.
  - Pre Impact, shows mph 1 frame prior to impact.
  - Impact, shows mph at impact.
  - Post Impact, shows mph 1 frame after impact.
  - Follow Through, shows mph 2 frames after impact.
  
  
• SECONDARY- Numerical Readouts: (miles-per-hour)
  - Takeaway, shows mph during takeaway.
  - Hip Level (Back), shows mph at hip level.
  - Shoulder Level (Back), shows mph at shoulder level.
  
  
• GRAPH- Graphical Display/Primary
  - Downswing, shows graph representing mph 2 frames prior to impact.
  - Pre Impact, shows graph representing mph 1 frame prior to impact.
  - Impact, shows graph representing mph at impact.
  - Post Impact, shows graph representing mph 1 frame after impact.
  - Follow Through, shows graph representing mph 2 frames after impact.
  
  
• GRAPH- Graphical Display/Secondary
  - Address, shows graph representing mph at address.
  - Takeaway, shows graph representing mph at takeaway.
  - Hip (Back), shows graph representing mph at hip level.
  - Shoulder (Back), shows graph representing mph at shoulder level.
  - Top, shows graph representing mph at top.
  
  
• LOAD DATA- Numerical Readouts
  - Downswing Time, (hundredths of second)
  - Impact: Clubhead Speed (miles-per-hour)
  - Acceleration (numerical calculation)
  
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• Choose one of 6 pre-formatted layouts for quick and easy printing of swing pictures and comments.
  -Layout 1: 1 Very Large Picture, 3 Comment Lines, Landscape Orientation (11 x 8.5). 
  -Layout 2: 2 Medium Size Pictures, 6 Comment Lines, Landscape Orientation (11 x 8.5).
  -Layout 3: 3 Small Pictures, 6 Comment Lines, Landscape Orientation (11 x 8.5).
  -Layout 4: 4 Small Pictures, 6 Comment Lines, Landscape Orientation (11 x 8.5).
  -Layout 5: 5 Small Pictures, 6 Comment Lines, Landscape Orientation (11 x 8.5).
  -Layout 6: 6 Small Pictures, 6 Comment Lines, Landscape Orientation (11 x 8.5). 
  
  
• Simply "drag and drop" pictures from any source into placeholders in the layouts.
  
  
• Pictures are automatically scaled, sized and positioned.
  
  
• Pictures are retained even if you change to another layout or close print window.
  
  
• Pictures are captioned by number to make comment references easy to understand.
  
  
• Type up to 6 lines of instructional or other comments about the swing pictures.
  
  
• Customize layouts with information you want to appear on all printed pages.
  
  
• Change the Headline text to print the golf school, golfer, swing problem, etc. at the top of the page or you can leave this area blank.
  
  
• Change the Baseline text to print the golf instructor, etc. at the bottom of the page or you can leave this area blank.  
  
  
• Select the Print Date checkmark to print the current date at the bottom of each page. 
  
  
• When layouts are setup to your liking, just click the Print button or icon to print.
  
  
• Program retains your custom settings until you change them.
  
  
• Keeps layout, picture and comment setups until you exit program.
  
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Picture Holder

• Key Position Picture Player is the primary swing analysis window and is used to save and load all materials associated with a full swing analysis. 
  
  
• Instantly play the video, audio commentary or read data associated with the swing. 
  
  
• Quickly switch to another analysis section via the drop-down menu.
  
  
• With a button-click, go directly to any of the 12 Key Position swing pictures.
  
  
• With a button-click, move sequentially through the swing positions.
  
  
• With a button-click, move sequentially in reverse through the positions.
  
  
• With a button-click, automatically and continually see alternating (at 1 second intervals) Address and Impact swing pictures.
  
  
• With a button-click, automatically and continually see alternating  (at 1 second intervals) Takeaway and Pre Impact swing pictures.
  
  
• With a button-click, automatically and continually see alternating (at 1 second intervals) Hip Level Backswing and Hip Level Downswing swing pictures.
  
  
• With a button-click, automatically and continually see alternating (at 1 second intervals) Shoulder Level Backswing and Shoulder Level Downswing swing pictures.
  
  
• With a button-click, automatically and continually see alternating (at 1 second intervals) Top and Impact swing pictures .
  
  
• Auto Play lets you set one of 5 speeds and see an automatic, continuous presentation of the swing.
  
  
• Vary speeds or switch to another Analysis Section while Auto Play is running.
  
  
• Numerical Readout: Position, shows currently displayed Key Position number.
  
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Quick Video Player (Professional Version Only)

• Special 60 FPS Player utilized in a Quick Analysis and also part of a comprehensive Side or Rear Swing Analysis.
  
  
• Player can save, hold and play any of 5 Quick Videos with simple button-clicks.
  
  
• Automatic Play
  
  
• Automatic Repeat
  
  
• Select one of 21 Speeds and Pause using Speed Slider control.
  
  
• On-the-fly speed changes using mouse or keyboard.
  
  
• Click screen to pause.
  
  
• Click screen again to continue.
  
  
• Click Position Indicator in Seek Bar and move mouse right and left to manually take swing video ahead and back.
  
  
• Click Forward Button to go forward 1 video frame.
  
  
• Click Back Button to go back 1 video frame.
  
  
• Hold down SloMo Forward button to manually control playing video at slow speed.
  
  
• Hold down SloMo Reverse button to manually control playing video in reverse at slow speed. 
  
  
• With swing video at desired position, click Start Replay Loop Button to set starting point for a continually-repeating video segment.
  
  
• With swing video at desired position, click End Replay Loop Button to set end point for the repeating video segment.
  
  
• Combine multiple functions, mix automatic and manual features.
  
  
• Set and instantly view any of the 12 Key Position swing positions.
  
  
• See one of 5 automatically-alternating Key Position combinations.
  
  
• Key Position settings are automatically saved.
  
  
• Quick Comment, red circle button, starts audio recording up to 30 seconds of comments to be associated with the currently-selected Quick Video.
  
  
• Quick Comment, green square button, starts playing any recorded comments associated with the currently-selected Quick Video.
  
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Video Player (7/Vista and XP versions perform slightly different.)

• When selected from the Key Position Picture Player, Video Player automatically opens and starts showing the video associated with the swing analysis. 
  
  
• Video Player can be opened independently allowing you to choose any swing video file you wish to play.
  
  
• Video starts playing automatically.
  
  
• Video repeats continually, until stopped.
  
  
• Select one of 10 Speeds and Pause using the convenient Speed Slider for exceptional video play control.
  
  
• Make on-the-fly speed changes using the mouse or keyboard.
  
  
• Click the video screen to pause.
  
  
• Click the video screen again to continue.
  
  
• Click along the Seek Bar "time line" and hold down mouse button to go to a point in the swing and pause the video.
  
  
• Release the mouse button to continue play from that point.
  
  
• Click again to immediately return to that point.
  
  
• Click Position Indicator in the Seek Bar and move mouse right and left to manually take swing video ahead and back.
  
  
• Click Forward Button to go forward 1 video frame.
  
  
• Click Back Button to go back 1 video frame.
  
  
• Hold down SloMo Forward button to manually control playing video at slow speed.
  
  
• Hold down SloMo Reverse button to manually control playing video in reverse at slow speed. 
  
  
• Easily set a "replay loop" for any portion of the swing and watch a continually repeating video segment.
  
  
• Play swing video at monitor's full-screen size.
  
  
• Combine multiple functions to view swing video exactly the way you want.
  
  
• Mix automatic and manual features for even greater control. 
  
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Swing Data

• The Swing Data window holds text and audio information associated with the swing analysis.
  
  
• You can instantly add or change this information at any time. Update material without opening or saving any files.
  
  
• General Information includes:
  -Swing ID 
  -Date
  -Name
  -Club Swung
  -Comments
  -Instruction
  
  
• Detailed Information includes:
  -Shot Rating, Checkmarks (A, B, C, D)
  -Contact, Checkmarks (Solid, Thin, Heavy, Heel, Toe)
  -Flight, Checkmarks (Hook, Draw, Straight, Fade, Slice)
  -Direction, Checkmarks (Far Left, Left, Center, Right, Far Right)
  (Multiple items can be selected in each category.)
  
  
• Click one button to voice record instructional or other comments.
  
  
• Click one button to play instructional or other comments.
  
  
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