Pelaa
After a game I want one player's shifts in a single file I can talk over. In Pelaa video analysis you tag the shifts, stack them, draw on stop frames and record your voice over the lot. The result is one MP4 you send to the player. It is a Mac app, from €19.99/month, with a 14-day free trial and no card.
Create a tag window with the plus button and add a button named for your player, with a key assigned, and set its behavior to (press once to start, again to finish). Switch the tag window from mode to mode. Press the button (or its key) when the shift starts and again when it ends. Each press pair lands as one tag on that player's row on the Track.
Click the player's row name on the Track to select all their tags, or ⌘Cmd-click individual tags. Then press =Equal sign to send them to the Stack. Their clips land on one row in the Stack.
In the Stack, set the playhead and press ⌘ICmd+I for the start and ⌘OCmd+O for the end of a clip. Drag clips into the order you want to discuss them. Re-cutting a clip never touches its tag.
Press ]Closing bracket to insert a stop frame, a paused frame held for two seconds as a clip of its own. Draw an arrow, a circle, a spotlight or a highlight on it, or type a line of text. The drawing stays on a stop frame. ⌘⇧]Cmd+Shift+Closing bracket adds a title card, for example with the player's name.
Choose , or press ⌘⇧RCmd+Shift+R. A 3-2-1 countdown runs while the screen, microphone and camera warm up. Play the Stack, step through the clips, draw and talk. ⌘⇧PCmd+Shift+P pauses. ⌘⇧RCmd+Shift+R or escEsc stops. ⌘⇧⌫Cmd+Shift+Delete throws the take away.
(⌘⇧VCmd+Shift+V) adds a camera bubble. Drag it where you like and resize it. Pelaa remembers the place.
The take is one H.264 MP4 in , named for the day. shows it, ready to attach.
⌘ECmd+E opens the export chooser. A export makes the whole Stack one MP4 with the stop frames and drawings burned in. A export makes one MP4 per row, which is useful when each row is a player.
Pelaa does not host anything. Your files stay on your Mac, and nothing uploads unless you send it. What you send is an ordinary MP4 file, either the recording with your voiceover or, without a voiceover, a plain exported video file. The player needs no app to watch it. Attach the file to an email, drop it in a shared folder or upload it wherever your team keeps video. If you would rather hand over the breakdown itself, makes a self-contained project with only the stacked clips. The player needs Pelaa to open that one.
Yes. Start a recording with ⌘⇧RCmd+Shift+R, play the Stack, draw on stop frames and talk. The take is one H.264 MP4 on your Mac, ready to attach to an email or upload.
No. You tag the shifts yourself with a button for the player, then send the tags to the Stack with one key.
No. A recording captures your microphone only, so the voice you hear is yours. The window content, your drawings and the cursor are captured.
No. You send an ordinary MP4 file: the recording with your voiceover, or, if you skip the talking, a plain exported video file. Only the optional Pelaa project export needs the app to open.
No. Pelaa has no player portal or cloud sharing. You send the MP4 yourself, by email, a shared folder or an upload.
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