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Introduction: Start Here and Read This First.............................................................3 Instant Access to 20,000 Plays ..........3 Words You Need to Know...................3 Helpful Shortcuts ..................................5 Section 1: Analyzing and Presenting a Game..........................................................6 Using Your Remote Control to Navigate .................................................6 Using Your Remote Control for Playback ................................................8 Using the Analysis Center...................9 Multiple Game Analysis.....................12 Using Play List to Analyze an Individual Game..................................14 Using Multi-view Camera Angles to Analyze a Game .................................14 Section 2: Saving Plays and Making Highlight Tapes.......................................16 Using the Keyboard as a Head Coach................................16 Connecting Landro to Make a Highlight Tape.....................................17 Creating a Highlight Tape for your Players (with or without Tagging) ....18 Saving Plays from a Play Search ....19 Printing Play Information ...................21
Section 3: Setting Up Your Landro .....22 Using the Keyboard as a Landro Manager.........................22 Setting up the Playbook ....................23 Creating Search Themes ..................24 Deleting Searches ..............................25 Creating Summary Themes..............26 Deleting Summaries...........................27 Importing Music for Highlight Tapes 27 Deleting the Space between Plays ..28 Deleting a Game.................................28 Backing up a Game ...........................28 Section 4: Recording, Marking and Cataloging a Game ................................30 Connecting Landro to Record a Game ..............................30 Recording a Game .............................31 Marking Plays .....................................32 Cataloging Plays .................................32 Deleting Plays .....................................33
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Introduction: Start Here
Words You Need to Know
and Read This First
Because Landro is a new kind of technology, we had to create a few terms to describe what Landro does. Here are the words you’ll need to be familiar with:
Instant Access to 20,000 Plays Landro play analyzer was created for you, the head football coach, to use to analyze your plays without all the hassles of rewinding and fast-forwarding videotape. Using a simple 4-button remote control, you can dynamically find and present video teaching examples of your own and your opponent’s plays to your team.
Analysis Center: found beneath the Preview Window in your Game List, lists all of the saved play search and summary themes you’ve created for it. Breakdown: the screens you use to catalog your plays.
As the Head Coach, you’ll want to skim the rest of this introduction and then read just the first two sections of the manual. You’ll learn how to analyze and present video to your team, using the simple 4-button remote control, how to make a highlight tape in minutes, and how to save your play information for printing in a spreadsheet. Once you know how to analyze plays and make highlights, have your Landro Manager read Section 3 and Section 4 of the manual for more information on how to set up your Landro, and how to record, mark and catalog plays. It is also a good idea for you to have everyone who will be using Landro watch the training videos on your play analyzer.
Catalog: to use breakdown to classify plays by distance, formation, play, etc. Landro Manager: Person responsible for recording and marking plays in Landro. This can be a player or other student, maybe one involved in video or computer services. Landro managers become so valuable many are awarded letters in addition to the valuable video experience they get marking and cataloging the plays , some have even gotten scholarships! Navigate: Navigate means to push up, down, left, or right on the circle pad on your remote control to get from one screen item to another. Notice that as you “navigate” the highlighted item changes. 3
My Searches: My Searches is a n
Save Plays: saves selected plays to
analysis tool used to store all of the more common play searches that you’ve created and saved (one example is “Offense”, which was included in your Landro when shipped). Searches can be saved in the My Searches screen, or in the My Searches screen and to the Analysis Center for easiest access.
your Game List or to a CD, videotape or DVD.
My Summaries: an analysis tool used
Show By: accessed by pressing the
to store all of the more common play summaries that you’ve created and saved (one example is “Formation vs. Play”, which was included in your Landro when shipped). Summaries can be saved in the My Summaries screen, or in the My Summaries and to the Analysis Center for easiest access.
white Show By button on your keyboard or through the Screen Tips using your remote, lets you change the way information appears in each screen. In Game List, used to filter which games you see…in full screen playback, used to change the display…in Play Summary, brings up other saved summaries…in Search Builder and Breakdown, shows which fields are being used on-screen to analyze plays…in Play List or Play Summary, used to display choices of which data is shown.
Play List: a list of the plays in a game. Play Search: a screen used to search for plays with the specific criteria that you want to analyze in one game or across multiple games. You can use the pre-loaded Play Searches or create your own “Themes”. Play Summary: a screen that shows you a spreadsheet of the play information in your game(s). You can use the pre-loaded Play Summaries or create your own.
Screen Tips: accessed by pressing the #1 button on your remote control or the Help button on your keyboard, lists all of the options for the current screen (will be different for each screen).
Sort: accessed by pressing the white Show By button on your keyboard or through the Screen Tips using your remote, lets you change the way information is organized in a screen. Team Perspective: lets you change between Home Team and Away Team play breakdown information (press the 4
green Team button or access through Screen Tips).
while pressing the arrows to increase or decrease the number.
Themes: the Play Searches and
Toggle Between Screens: Landro
Summaries that you use most often.
gives several options for using Breakdown, Play Summary, and Play Search. To toggle between these options, repeatedly press the corresponding key.
Trigger: located on the underside of your remote, used to select an item in navigation and play/pause video during playback.
Helpful Shortcuts Following is a list of shortcuts you can use to save even more time: Jump to Any Alphabetical/Numerical Point in a List: when selecting from any list (e.g. selecting a “Pro” formation from the Formation field), just type the first letter (or number) of the formation, play, etc. (in the case of the example, “P”) to jump instantly to that part of the list. Jump to the Beginning or End of a List: jump to the end of the list by pressing the “End” key on your keyboard or to the beginning of the list by pressing the “Home” key. Select Checkboxes: press the Space Bar on your keyboard to select or deselect a checkbox item in a list. Jump by 10s: you can increment the Yards Gained, To Go and Ball On by 10 at a time by holding down the “Shift” key 5
Section 1: Analyzing and Presenting a Game Coach, this section was written just for you. You’ll learn how to use the remote control to analyze and present game video to your team.
Right Arrow to Play/Pause (same as Trigger on underside of remote). Navigation Button Press Up to jump to next play or Down to jump to previous play, hold Left for reverse, Right for forward (note: when playback is paused, Left and Right are slow motion reverse and forward).
First, you’ll become familiar with using the remote control to navigate and view a game. Second, you’ll learn how to play a game and control playback. Third, you will learn how to use the analysis center to analyze a game. Finally, you will learn how to use themes to analyze your games in greater depth.
Using Your Remote Control to Navigate Your remote control is used by the Head Coach. Here’s how you navigate the screens. Buttons Press #1 for Screen Tips, #2 to Go To a Play, #3 for Displays, #4 to Replay a Play, Left Arrow to Exit Playback, and
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Viewing a Game The Game List is the main screen for using Landro. From the Game List, you, the Head Coach, will view your games and access the Analysis Center. You will also be able to easily access the Play Search, Play Summary, and Play List to further analyze your games. Your Landro Manager will use the Game List to set up and record new games and breakdown those games by marking and cataloging each play with your play information.
There are a few options for using the Game List. First, you can change which games appear in the Game List by pressing the #2 button on your remote. For example, you might only want to see all of this season’s games, or all games that you’ve categorized as teaching examples. You can also change the order that the games appear in (for example, newest to oldest), by pressing the #4 button on your remote.
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Using Your Remote Control for Playback Here’s how you control game playback. Buttons Press #1 for Screen Tips, #2 to Go To a Play, #3 for Displays, #4 to Replay a Play, Left Arrow to Exit Playback, and Right Arrow to Play/Pause (same as Trigger on underside of remote). Navigation Button Press Up to jump to next play or Down to jump to previous play, hold Left for reverse, Right for forward (note: when playback is paused, Left and Right are slow motion reverse and forward). 8
Using the Analysis Center The Analysis Center is the fastest and easiest way to do play analysis on the situations you want to analyze most often. Your Landro Manager can create “Themes” from the Play Searches or Summaries that you want to use to analyze game video. A theme might include all 3 rd and Long or 3 rd and Medium plays, or it might include all Offensive Red Zone Plays.
Themes were created so that you, the Head Coach, could easily access the plays that you want to analyze from any game or games, all from one easy-touse screen. It’s a good idea to have your Landro Manager set up your themes right after they set up your Playbook with your own formation and play language (or you can learn to do it for yourself in Section 3). Don’t worry, you can always add or delete more searches and summaries to or from the Analysis Center. 9
You can create “Themes” from a Play Search. A Play Search lets you search for plays according to down, distance, formation, play, player, etc. Your Search Themes can be as specific as you want, including only unit, such as all Offensive plays, or down and distance, such as 2nd and long. Your Landro Manager creates and saves your Search Themes using the Search Builder. These Themes can then be saved here to the Play Search “My Searches” screen, or be added to the Analysis Center for easiest access.
To get to this screen, in the Game List, Navigate to the game you want to analyze and press the Trigger. Then, Navigate Down to “Play Search” and press the Trigger again (if your screen reads “Search Builder”, press the #3 button on your remote). When finished analyzing the plays from the selected search, press the Left Arrow button on the remote control to return to this screen and select another search theme.
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In addition to Play Searches, you can also create spreadsheet-style Themes using Play Summary, such as Formation vs. Play (to find which plays are being run most often from certain formations ). Your Landro Manager will use the Summary Builder to create and save your Summary Themes. These Themes can be saved to the Play Summary screen or added to the Analysis Center for easiest access.
Navigate Down to “Play Summary” and press the Trigger again (if your screen reads “Summary Builder”, press the #3
To get to this screen, in the Game List, Navigate to the game you want to analyze and press the Trigger. Then,
you want to analyze and press the Trigger.
button on your remote). In the Play Summary screen, press the #4 button on your remote to sort the columns by most frequently occurring . With the desired Summary Theme selected and the columns sorted, Navigate to the cell containing the plays
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You will see the screen above, the Play Summary Preview screen. Navigate to the play in the list you want to analyze. “Entire List”, the item at the top, shows all of the plays from that summary cell. To view the play(s), press the Trigger for a list of options, then press the Trigger again to “View Plays”.
You can also use Play Search or Summary themes to analyze multiple games. You can save these Game Searches and access them through “Show By” in the Game List, or you can perform your Play Search or Summary directly from this screen.
When finished analyzing the plays, press the Left Arrow button on the remote control to return to this screen.
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Multiple Game Analysis 1) In the Game List, press the Left Arrow button on your remote control to go to the Main Menu. 2) Navigate down to “Game Search” and press the Trigger. 3) There are 2 different modes in Game Search, My Searches, and Search Builder. If your screen shows Search Builder, skip down to Step 4. If your screen shows My Game Searches, press the #3 button on your remote to switch to the Search Builder. 4) In the Search Builder, Navigate to the field you want to select and press the Trigger. 5) Navigate to the selection for that field and press Right on the circle to select a checkbox and Left on the
7) If you don’t want to save the game search you’ve just created, skip to step 9. If you want to save your game search for Show By in the Game List, navigate down to “Save As” and, using the keyboard, Type a name for your new game search. 8) Using the remote, Navigate down to “Save” and press the Trigger. Your new game search will appear in the Game Searches dropdown in the Game List the next time you do a multiple game analysis. 9) With the games you want to analyze listed, Navigate Right to the Search Results and press the Trigger and select either “Multi-Game Play Search” or “Multi-Game Play Summary”.
circle to deselect a checkbox, then press the trigger.
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Using Play List to Analyze an Individual Game 1) In the Game List, Navigate to the game you want to analyze and press the Trigger. 2) Navigate to “Play List” and press the Trigger. 3) In the Play List screen, Navigate to the play you want to analyze. 4) Press the Trigger twice (once on the play and once on the “View This Play” dropdown option). TIP: You can change the play description next to play number by pressing the #2 button.
Using Multi-view Camera Angles to Analyze a Game This software upgrade lets you “intercut” or “checkerboard” end zone, sideline and press box camera views when analyzing your plays. There are 2 parts to using Multi-view, designating the camera view for the game and searching for the camera view in Game Search. 1) If your Landro Manager already set the camera angle in the Game Properties during the new game setup process, skip to step 7. If your Landro Manager didn’t set the camera angle, Navigate in the Game List to the game whose camera angle you want to set and press the #1 button on your remote
5) The video of that play appears in full screen. Use your Remote Control to control playback. 6) When you are finished analyzing that play, press the Left Arrow button on the remote control to return to the Play List screen and repeat steps 35 to a nalyze another play, or press the Left Arrow button a second time to return to the “Game List” and select a different game to analyze. .
control for a list of Screen Tips. 2) Navigate to “Edit Game Properties” and press the Trigger. 3) Navigate to “Camera” and press the Trigger. 4) Navigate to the appropriate camera angle for the game you are setting and press the Trigger. 5) Navigate to “Save” and press the Trigger. 6) Repeat steps 1-5 for each game camera angle view that you need to set. 7) In the Game List, press the Left Arrow to go to the Main Menu.
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8) Navigate to “Game Search” and press the Trigger. 9) Navigate to “Team” and press the Trigger. 10) Navigate to the team you want to analyze from multi-view camera angles (most likely your own team) and press the Trigger. 11) Navigate to “Opponent” and press the Trigger. 12) Navigate to the opponent you want
analyze the plays that results from your Multi-Game Search. 20) Navigate to either “Group by Games” (which keeps plays separate for each game) or “Group by Play Numbers” (which intercuts or checkerboards the plays from multiple games) and press the Trigger. 21) Perform your Play Search analysis as outlined earlier in this section.
to analyze from multi-view camera angles and press the Trigger. 13) Navigate to “Week” and press the Trigger. 14) Navigate to the week whose game you want to analyze and press the Trigger. 15) Navigate to “Season” and press the Trigger. 16) Navigate to the season whose game you want to analyze and press the Trigger. You should have as many Search Results Games listed beneath the preview window as you have camera angles recorded and set to analyze by. 17) Navigate Right to Search Results and press the Trigger. 18) Navigate to Multi-Game Play Search and press the Trigger. 19) In the “My Searches” screen, you will see the number of games you are analyzing listed at the top of the screen. Press the #4 button on your remote for a list of options of how to 15
Section 2: Saving Plays
Using the Keyboard as a Head Coach
and Making Highlight Tapes Coach, this section was written for you and any assistants on your team who might need to make a highlight tape or print a breakdown spreadsheet. You will be using the keyboard for all steps outlined in this section.
The keyboard is used by the Head Coach to make highlight tapes and save spreadsheets to print. It is organized into 3 main sections: the blue keys are for input by the Landro Manager (recording, marking and cataloging plays), the green keys are for output (play analysis and playback control through play list, play search, and play summary), and the yellow keys are for administrative functions (accessing the Main Menu, the Game List and the Game Search screens).
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Before you can make a highlight tape, you must connect Landro to a VCR or DVD Recorder using either S-Video or the yellow, red and white RCA cables.
from your VCR to the inputs on your TV. The connections look like this:
Connecting Landro to Make a Highlight Tape 1) LANDRO to VCR: Connect Landro to your VCR using an S-Video cable. Connect one end to the output on the rear of the Landro and the other end to the input on the VCR. (If the VCR doesn't have S-Video, use an RCA video cable instead.) If you also want audio, use the supplied Landro audio cable, connecting the 1/8" connector to the rear of your Landro and the other end Left (white) and Right (red) audio inputs on the VCR. The connections look like this:
Once your Landro is connected to your VCR, press the Line Input or Input button (if the TV has one), or channel down below channel 2 to an Aux channel (in some cases, could be Line In, L1, Aux, 99, etc.). The Landro screen should appear on the TV at this time. If unsure of which channel to tune to, consult your VCR manual.
2) Connect VCR to your TV using an SVideo cable. Connect one end to the output on the VCR and the other to the input on the TV. (If the VCR and TV don't both have S-Video, use an RCA video cable instead.) If you want audio in the recording, use RCA cables to connect the Left (white) and Right (red) audio outputs 17
With Landro, you can arrange your plays in the order that you want them to appear on the highlight tape…just “tag” each of the plays you want, in the order that you want them to appear (play tagging is temporary and after you leave the tagging screen, those plays will no longer be tagged).
6) Repeat steps 4-5 for as many additional plays as you want on the highlight tape.
Creating a Highlight Tape for your Players (with or without Tagging Plays) 1) In the Game List, Navigate to the game you want to pull the plays from and press the green Play Search button. 2) In the Play Search “Search Builder” screen (press the green Play Search button to toggle from My Searches to Search Builder), Navigate to Player and press Enter. 3) Navigate to the player number of the
7) To save your plays, tagged or all, Navigate to Search Results “Entire List” or “Tagged Plays” and press the white Save button on your keyboard. 8) Press Enter to select the “Create” field. 9) Navigate to “Video Tape” and press Enter.
player you are making the highlight tape for and press the Right Arrow or Spacebar, then press Enter. 4) If you don’t care what order the plays appear in, skip to step 7. If you want the plays in a certain order, Navigate to the play you want to tag as the first for the highlight tape. 5) Press the Insert button on your keyboard to tag that play. Note: pressing the insert button on a tagged item will “untag” it.
10) Navigate to “Tape Type” and press Enter. 11) Navigate to “Highlight” and press Enter. 12) Navigate to the fields that you want to appear on the highlight tape and Type the appropriate information. 18
Choices include: Player Name, Number, Position, Height, Weight, Phone, Address, School, GPA, SAT/ACT, 40 Time, and Custom. 13) If you’re not using music, skip to step 15. If your Landro Manager saved music from a CD into your Landro (see Section 3), Navigate to “Music” and press Enter. 14) Navigate to the song you want playing in a background loop for your tape and press Enter. 15) Insert a blank VHS tape or DVD into your VCR or DVD Recorder and press Record on the VCR or DVD Recorder. 16) On Landro, Navigate to “Start” and press Enter. Your highlights are
green Play Search button to toggle between My Searches to Search Builder), Navigate to the Play Search you’d like to save from this game (or games). 2) Press the white Save button on your keyboard. 3) Press Enter to select the “Create” field. To save these plays out to a new game in the Game List: 1) Navigate to “New Game” and press Enter. 2) Navigate to “Where” and press Enter. 3) Navigate to “Game List” and press Enter.
recorded to your VHS tape or DVD, complete with all of the on-screen display information that you customized and included.
Saving Plays from a Play Search You can save plays from a single game or from a multiple game play search to the Game List or to a Landro CD as long as all games were recorded on the same quality setting. If they weren’t recorded on the same quality setting , you can only save plays from a multiple game play search to a VHS Tape/DVD. 1) In the Play Search “My Searches” screen (the same for single and multi-game Play Search…press the
4) Navigate to “Game Name” and press Type a name for the new game. 5) Navigate to “Start” and press Enter. 6) Your plays are saved as a new game to your Game List. Press the yellow ESC/Back button twice to return to the Game List. To save these plays out to a Landro CD (only if you have the Landro Deluxe): 1) Navigate to “New Game” and press Enter. 19
2) Navigate to “Where” and press Enter. 3) Navigate to “CD” and press Enter.
4) Navigate to “Game Name” and press Type a name for the new game. 5) Insert a blank CD-R into yo ur Landro 6) Navigate to “Start” and press Enter. 7) Your plays are saved to a Landro CD and are ready to be inserted into your PC and analyzed with your Landro Player Software. Press the yellow ESC/Back button twice to return to the Game List. To save these plays out to a VHS/DVD (assuming that you already have Landro connected properly to your VCR or Media DVD Recorder): 1) Navigate to “Create Video Tape” and press Enter. 2) Navigate to “Tape Type” and press Enter. 3) Navigate to “Normal” and press Enter.
4) Navigate to “Display” and press Enter. 5) Navigate to either “No Display”, “Custom Text Display” (to type in your own on-screen display information…you’ll need to type your Custom Text in the “Custom Text” field that appears beneath the “Display” field) or “Top and Bottom Display” (for the standard on-screen information display) and press Enter. 6) If you’re not using music, skip to step 8. If you’ve already saved some music from a CD into your Landro Music Library, Navigate to “Music” and press Enter. For more information on how to save music from a CD to your Landro Music Library, refer to “Section 3: Setting Up, Recording and Managing Games”. 7) Navigate to the song you want to have playing in a background loop for your tape and press Enter. 8) Insert a blank VHS or DVD into your VCR or DVD Recorder and press Record 9) Navigate to “Start” and press Enter. Your plays are saved to your VHS or DVD.
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Saving Play Information from a Play Summary to a Spreadsheet for Printing
Microsoft spreadsheet program) and press Enter. 10) Navigate to Save and press Enter.
You can save play information from a single game or from multiple game Play Summary to an analysis spreadsheet. 1) In the Play Summary Show By screen (the same for either a single game or multi-game Play Summary), press the white Show By button on your keyboard. 2) Navigate to the summary to show by. 3) Press Enter to select the desired summary. 4) Press the white Save button on your keyboard.
5) Type a name for the spreadsheet, or use the one provided. 6) Navigate to “USB Device” and press Enter. 7) Navigate to the USB device you want to save the play spreadsheet to and press Enter. 8) Navigate to “File Type” and press Enter. 9) Navigate to the either “Excel” (for importing into Microsoft Excel) or “Generic” (for importing into any non21
Section 3: Setting Up Your Landro Landro Manager, this section is for you. You will learn how to set up your Playbook, create Search and Summary Themes for the Head Coach to use to analyze, and backup and delete games. You will be using the keyboard for all steps outlined in this section.
Using the Keyboard as a Landro Manager
Head Coach, and record, mark and catalog plays . It is organized into three main sections: the blue keys are for input by the Landro Manager (recording, marking and cataloging plays), the green keys are for output (play analysis and playback control through play list, play search, and play summary), and the yellow keys are for administrative functions (accessing the Main Menu, the Game List and the Game Search screens).
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Setting up the Playbook You can set up your Landro with your own Formations, Plays, Fronts, Coverages, Modifiers, Team and more. You can add to and edit your Play Book at any time, but it’s best is you input all of your plays before you record any games into Landro. 1) Press the yellow Main Menu button. 2) Navigate to “Edit Play Book”. 3) Press the yellow Enter button. 4) Navigate to the Play Book item you want to edit and press Enter.
When you are finished adding, editing and deleting items from this Play Book item, press the yellow ESC/Back key to return to “Edit Play Book” and repeat steps 4-5 for each additional item you want to set up.
5) Now you can add to or delete from that list, or edit existing items… - To add an item, press Insert, Type the new item, then press the white Save button. - To edit an item, press the white Edit button, edit the item, then press the white Save button. - To delete an item, Navigate to it in the list, press Delete, Navigate to “Yes” to delete the item and press Enter.
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You can create and use your new searches on a one-time basis or you can save them in My Searches. Searches you use most often can also be saved in the Analysis Center.
Creating Search Themes 1) In the Game List, Navigate to the game you want to analyze, and press Enter. 2) Navigate to “Play Search”, and press Enter. 3) There are 2 different modes in Play Search, My Searches and Search Builder. If your screen shows Search Builder, skip down to Step 4. If your screen shows My Searches,
press the Play Search button on your keyboard to switch to Search Builder mode. 4) In the Search Builder screen, Navigate to the item that you want to search on (e.g. Quarter), and press Enter for a list of choices for that item (e.g. for Quarter, 1, 2, 3, 4 or Conv.). 5) Navigate to the desired search choice and press Enter to select that choice for that item (for checkboxes, press the Spacebar to select/deselect).
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Deleting Searches 1) In the “My Searches” screen, Navigate to the search you want to delete (press Play Search to toggle
6) Repeat steps 4 and 5 for as many additional items as you want to include in your Play Search. 7) With your Play Search fields set, Navigate Down to “Add To”, and press Enter. 8) Navigate to either “Play Search” (to
between “My Searches” and “Search Builder”). 2) Navigate to the “Delete Item” dropdown option, and press Delete. 3) Navigate to the “Yes” dropdown option to delete play search, and press Enter to confirm delete. Your Play Search will be deleted from both My Searches and the Analysis Center (if it was also saved there).
save it only to My Searches) or “Play Search and Analysis Center” (to save it to both), and press Enter. 9) Navigate to “Save As” and Type a name for this new search.
10) Navigate to “Save” and press Enter. Your new Search is saved.
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Creating Summary Themes 7You can create and save your Summary Themes in My Summaries or in both My Summaries and in the Analysis Center. 1) In the Game List, Navigate to the
4) In the Summary Builder screen, press the Insert button on your keyboard. 5) Press Enter on “Row Data” (the first item in the list), then Navigate to the desired Play Summary Row data and press Enter.
game you want to analyze, and press Enter. 2) Navigate to “Play Summary”, and press Enter. 3) There are 2 different modes in Play Summary, Play Summary Show By and Summary Builder. If your screen shows Summary Builder, skip down to Step 4. If your screen shows Play Summary Show By, press the Play Summary button on your keyboard to switch to the Summary Builder mode.
6) Navigate to Column Data and press Enter, then Navigate to the desired Play Summary Column data and press Enter. 26
7) Navigate to “Add To”, and press Enter. 8) Navigate to either “Play Summary” (to save it o nly to My Summaries) or “Play Summary and Analysis Center” (to save it to both), and press Enter. 9) Navigate to “Save” and press Enter. Your new summary was saved to the place(s) you specified.
Importing Music for Highlight Tapes 1) Press the yellow Main Menu button. 2) Navigate down to “My Music” and press Enter. 3) Press Enter on “Source”.
Deleting Summaries 1) In the “Summary Builder” screen, Navigate to the summary you want to delete 2) Press Delete. 3) Navigate to the “Yes” dropdown option to delete play search, and press Enter to confirm delete. Your Play Summary will be deleted from both My Summaries and the Analysis Center (if it was saved there).
4) Navigate to the source of your music
5) 6) 7) 8)
file, either USB or CD (if you have a Landro deluxe). Press Enter to select your source. Navigate down to “Files” and press Enter. Navigate to the music file you want to import and press Enter. Navigate to Import and press Enter.
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You can save time and fit more games on your Landro if you save only the actual plays.
Deleting the Space between Plays 1) In the Game List, Navigate to the game you want to condense. 2) Press the green Play List key with that game highlighted. 3) On Play List “Entire List” press the white Save button on your keyboard. 4) Press Enter to select the “Create” 5) 6) 7) 8)
field. Navigate to “New Game” and press Enter. Navigate to “Where” and press Enter. Navigate to “Game List” and press Enter. Navigate to “Game Name” and press Type a name for the new
game (we recommend adding Compressed to the name e.g. “Our Team vs. Their Team – Compressed”). 9) Navigate to “Start” and press Enter. 10) Your plays are saved as a new game to your Game List. Follow the steps in the next item, “Deleting a Game”, to delete the original game. If you don’t delete the original game, you will get duplicate results in multigame analysis. (Be certain! Video is unrecoverable once deleted!)
Deleting a Game 1) In the Game List, Navigate to the game you want to delete. 2) Press the Delete key with that game highlighted. 3) Navigate to the “Yes” dropdown option to delete program and press Enter.
Backing up a Game 1) In the Game List, Navigate to the game you want to back up. 2) Press the white Save key with that game highlighted. 3) Press Enter on “File Type”. 4) Navigate to “Game” and press Enter.
5) If you have an appropriate USB backup device connected to your Landro (or, if you have the Landro deluxe with CD Burner), Navigate to “Device” and press Enter. 6) Navigate to either USB or CD and press Enter. 7) If you’re using the CD burner to back up, skip to Step 7, if you’re using a USB backup drive, Navigate to “USB Device” and press Enter. 8) Navigate to the USB Device you want to back up the game to (you 28
can have more than 1 connected either through the front or rear USB ports on your Landro), and press Enter. 9) Navigate to “Backup” and press Enter.
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Section 4: Recording, Marking and Cataloging a Game Landro Manager, this section is for you. You will learn how to record a game, mark, catalog and delete plays . You will be using the keyboard for all steps outlined in this section. Before you can record a game into Landro, you must connect your game camera or VCR to Landro using either S-Video or the yellow, red and white RCA cables (you should have already set up your Playbook and created your Search and Summary Themes, see section 3).
2) LANDRO TO TV: Using an S-Video cable, connect one end to the output on the rear of the Landro and the other end to the input of your TV. (If the VCR doesn't have S-Video, use an RCA video cable instead.) For audio, use the Landro audio cable (included) to connect the 1/8" stereo output on the rear of your Landro to the Left (white) and Right (red) audio inputs on your TV. The connections look like this:
Connecting Landro to Record a Game 1) VCR/CAMERA TO LANDRO: Using an S-Video cable, connect one end to the output on the VCR and the other end to the input on the rear of your Landro. (If the VCR doesn't have S-Video, use an RCA video cable instead.) If you want audio, use the Landro audio cable (included) to connect the Left (white) and Right (red) audio outputs from your VCR to the 1/8" stereo input connector on the rear of your Landro. The connections look like this:
3) Once your Landro is connected to your TV, press the TV/Video button (if the TV has one), or channel down below channel 2 to an Aux channel (in some cases, could be Line In, L1, Aux, 99, etc.). The Landro screen should appear at this time. If you are unsure of which channel to tune to, consult your TV manual.
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you can delete this name and Type
Recording a Game With your VCR or Game Camera properly connected to your Landro, you’re ready to set up a new game recording. 1) From the Game List, press the blue New Game button. 2) Press Enter on “Away Team” for a list of teams. 3) Navigate to the Away Team for the
in your own. 7) Press Play on your VCR or Game Camera. 8) If you see the game appear in the Preview Window in the upper right of the “New Game” screen, skip to Step 12. If the Preview Window flashes “No Signal”, Navigate to “Setup” and press Enter. 9) On “Source”, press Enter.
game you are recording.
10) Navigate to the appropriate selection (RCA or S-Video), and press Enter to select the new source. 11) Navigate to “Save” and press Enter. 4) Press Enter to set the Away Team. 5) Repeat steps 2-4 for “Home Team”, “My Team” (the team which you are going to be analyzing, which most of the time will be your team), “Week”, “Season”, “Camera” (if you have Multi-View software upgrade…visit www.landro.com for information on all available upgrades), “Category” and “Length”. 6) The New Game name will automatically be filled in with abbreviated team names, week, season, and camera information, or
12) With the game playing in the Preview Window, Navigate to “Start” and press Enter. Your game will record according to your settings. To stop recording at any time, press the green Stop button.
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Marking Plays
Cataloging Plays
You can either mark your plays while the game is recording, or after the game has finished recording. If you are marking your plays while the game is recording, skip to Step 3. If you are going to mark your plays after the game has finished recording, start with Step 1. 1) In the Game List, Navigate to the
You only have to catalog the play information that you’ll want to analyze in “cutups” in the future. This can be done as a work in progress, by continually adding to your breakdown as you go, or by completely filling in all information up front. 1) In the Game List, Navigate to the
game whose plays you want to mark. 2) Press the blue Breakdown key.
game whose plays you want to catalog. 2) Press the blue Breakdown key. 3) Press the white Edit key (this will
3) At the beginning of the play, press the blue Begin button on your keyboard. 4) At the end of the play, press the blue End button on your keyboard.
cause that play to loop in the Preview Window while you catalog it). 4) Press the white Show By key for a list of the available breakdown fields that you can edit. You can navigate to any of the items in that list and press the Left Arrow key to leave it out of the breakdown or press the Right Arrow key to include it in the
When you have finished marking the game, you can catalog it, or just leave it marked. Press the yellow ESC/Back
breakdown. When you’ve finished setting your breakdown fields, press Enter.
key to return to the “Game List”.
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5) Navigate to the field you want to catalog for the play showing in the Preview Window and press the yellow Enter key. 6) Navigate to the proper setting for that field and press Enter (or the Spacebar to select checkboxes) to set it.
Notice that the top third of the Game Breakdown Edit list shows general play situation information, the middle third shows information specific to the team of interest, and the bottom third shows information specific to the opponent.
ESC/Back button twice to return to Game List.
Deleting Plays When you delete a play, you don’t actually delete the game video, just the individual beginning and ending marks for each play. Be aware that there are a few ways to delete a play. This is the easiest way. 1) In the Game List, Navigate to the game whose plays you want to catalog. 2) Press the green Play List button. 3) Navigate to the play you want to delete and press the Delete key. 4) Navigate to the “Yes” dropdown option to delete this play and press Enter.
7) Repeat Steps 5 & 6 to continue cataloging fields for the play showing in the Preview Window. 8) When you have finished cataloging that play, press the green Next Play button to get to the next play. 9) Repeat steps 5-8 for the rest of the plays you want to catalog for that game. 10) When you are finished cataloging plays for that game, press the yellow 33
