• Adjustable magnifying lens moves with your mouse over the entire screen. 

• Enhance any image or portion of the screen for added detail.

• Easily adjust the size and magnification. Zoom in on the take-off board, the grip, the foot placement…you name it – you can see it.

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• Video doesn't get any slower than this!
• Play back twice the frames per second (60fps) as most of the competition (30fps).
• More frames equals more information. 
• Use your mouse, roller wheel, arrow keys or drag the scroll bar for complete control.
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• Set a stationary frame and advance beyond it in slow motion. 
• View sequenced frames against a fixed position.  Easily control the amount of detail, shadowing and overlay. 

• Since most visible errors in technique originate from the previous position, identify the source of the error, freeze the frame and advance forward to show the result of the incorrect technique....and don't be surprised if you hear "wow, now I get it!"
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• With a quick click, split the screen in two and compare two different athletes at the same time,
• or two efforts performed by the same person.
• Control each window independently or lock to play or advance simultaneously.
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• Compare multiple athletes at one time or multiple performances by the same athlete
• Cue up several key positions of the same effort for incredible detail. 
• Control each window independently or lock to view simultaneously.
• Watch the 'light bulb' go on in your athlete's head as they compare their technique to others.  The feature is a huge learning advantage
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• With one click, all bookmarks on the video are turned into ready to send email, word documents or web page. 
• Quickly turn your throwers six throws into a quick time video and email it to them to review on their own.
• Compare and contrast your jumper’s take-off points and send them a word document.
• Sharing video and pictures has never been this easy.
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  Click here for example of web document

• If a video file is too long, you can crop it to the length you want by using Easy or Advanced Trim.
• If a Video File contains multiple clips and you want to divide the file into multiple files each containing a single video, you can do this also using the Advanced Trim tool.
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• Eagle Eye's video lesson creator and the ability to share the software for FREE gives you a tremendous advantage. With a click of a button, Eagle Eye will record every action you perform on the screen, including your voice - to create a video lesson that can be emailed, posted or burned for your students and athletes.
• Think of it as a video chalkboard.
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Drawing Library

• Use the editing features to draw on your video.
• Save your created marks on the video in the drawing library for easy recall.
• Use up to four layers
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• With a simple click of a button, any video can be turned into a Windows Media file to be emailed.
• Set bookmarks on the video and within two one click all bookmarked pictures are loaded into a ready to send email, word document or web page.

• Overlay a fixed grid pattern to enhance your reference points when analyzing technique. 
• Quickly change the shape and size of thegrid .

Plot Angular Movement

• Determine the path of movements, by placing markers on the screen as you advance the video in slow motion.
• This picture shows the path of the ankle on the athlete’s first step out from the blocks.
• To determine the path of the foot, a mark on the ankle was placed every couple of frames - and with the click of a button the entire motion of the foot (ankle) is reflected in the solid yellow line.  
• Easily plot the Center of Mass of a jumper, runner or thrower throughout their entire performance.

Editing Tools

• All features available via intuitive on screen icons.
• Type, draw, or simply mark up the video any way you would like.
• Create circles, angles, curves, freehand figures, lines, grids, text, colors, layers, shapes, etc.

Video Timer, Time Specific Movements

• The Video Timer feature allows you to measure, in seconds, the elapsed time between any two bookmarked Frames.

• Bookmark two frames or multiple frames to determined the time difference.  Simply hit the time clock icon with your curser and instantaneously determine overall time or segment times via the internal time code.

• This picture is timing the first step out from the blocks. Once you have measured the elapsed time between two bookmarked Frames, you can copy the measurements to your Windows Clipboard and from there paste the information into the or other application.

• Entering notes for each video clip is quick and easy. Each video clip can contain specialized instructions or feedback. 
• Don't have time to sit down with your athlete's - instead, leave your athlete's messages, cues and feedback within their own video clips.
• Accelerate the learning curve as they review your instructions on their own.

• No more searching for video on a disk or video cassettes.
• Video clips can be organized by athlete, event, etc. and sorted quickly for easy recall.

• Personalize each clip by customized category. What you enter determines how the video displays in the main directory. The directory can be customized by athlete, event group or sport.

• Enter a known measurement and quickly calculate speed and distance. 
• In this example, the length of the starting block is entered (calibrating the video) from which all other actions can be measured. Great for field events, first step, hurdles, etc. The possibilities are endless!

• Use your mouse to trace body positions and instantly determine angles.
• Check for proper body positions in the sprint start or determine angle of release or position of take off. 
• Great for field events! The possibilities are endless.

• The Eagle Eye program can be simply moved or dragged around your desktop...
• enlarge or shrink the programs window at will. Eagle Eye will operate simultaneously with other programs running on the desktop.   

Independent / Locked Windows

• Each window you call up on the screen can be either be viewed independent of all others or locked together for simultaneous viewing.
• For example, cue up six attempts of the same long jumper of different jumpers - position each video independently at the point of take off, then lock them together so that when viewed, each of the six windows moves together at the same time.  Easily point out the different between attempts or athletes and point out why one jump was better or why one athlete excels over the others. This feature harnesses the power of video!