Remote Coaching

Capturing and Saving Your Video Clips 

The process is relatively "user friendly" and involves the following 7 steps:

Step 1. Filming your skills
Step 2. Capturing and Saving your video clips
                                        • Capturing & Saving Video Files Tutorial
                                        • Equipment & Computer Requirements
Step 3. Sending us your video clips
Step 4. Analysis of your skills and production of “Video Lessons”
Step 5. Receiving your “Video Lessons”
Step 6: Viewing your “Video Lessons”
Step 7. Prices and Payment Method for Remote Coaching Services

Capturing and Saving Your Video Clips 

Using Windows Movie Maker, it's easy to capture video and audio to your computer.

Equipment & Computer Requirements

What you need to “capture” and then “save” your video clips.

Equipment required:

• MiniDV digital video camera
• MiniDV tapes
• Computer that supports a digital video connection
• i.Link port (also known as FireWire or IEEE 1394) on your computer
• Microsoft Windows XP with Service Pack 2, or VISTA which includes Movie Maker 2.1
• Tripod
• CD burner
• Blank CD or DVD

Connection
i.Link/FireWire/IEEE 1394

Recommendation
The easiest way to connect your camera to your computer is with an i.Link (also known as FireWire or IEEE 1394) cable. If you don't have a FireWire port on your computer, you (or a professional at an electronics store) can install an i.Link adapter. Your digital video camera kit will include the proper cable.

Compatibility
Lesson Viewer Software is optimised for use on PCs running Windows 2000 XP and Vista and is not compatible with MAC computers.

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