Vision Builds 4.1.1 (21656) (macOS) and Athlete Mobile 1.10.0 (iOS)

ATTENTION:  MacOS Mojave (10.14.x) is no longer supported.

Builds are not backwards compatible.  Please update all Macs to the same version to transfer Packages between computers.

Supported MacOS:

• Big Sur (11. or greater)
• MacOS Catalina (10.15 or greater)

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Catapult Vision Quick Start Guide:

• Quick Start Guide

Vision 4.1.1 Patch Release Notes 

• Continued Stability and Performance Improvements
  • Guarding against a potential issue in scroll views
  • Including Drag and Drop media items in VTF export
  • Fixed a potential trim issue in Tag Review media pop-ups

Vision 4.1.0 Release Notes 

• Multi-Angle Video Support
  • Vision 4.1.0 introduces the ability to import video as additional Angles to an Event.  The option now shows as an addition to the Add Media option on the right side of the Video Event section.
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  • Adding an Angle to an Event activates the Sync Angles button to launch the Vision Sync Tool

• • Launching the Sync Tool will show your Angles as moveable tracks along the timeline as well as the video for 2 tracks in the media players above.  The media players denote your Reference Angle (remains locked along the timeline) on the left, and your Syncing Angle on the right.  There are dropdown menus beneath each media angle shown allowing users to swap angles, if needed.  

Vision 4.0.0+ Release Notes Reminder 

• Animated Annotations
  • Vision 4.0.0 introduces functionality to animated certain annotations!  The first set of primitives users can animate are the following:  Player icon, Player Link, Text, and Spotlight.
  • Users will also noticed that the Annotation Properties card also now shows a Duration. 
    • Leaving the duration at 0 will treat the annotation set as a static annotation.  This is the same as it has been, wherein a playlist will run to the annotation point, then stop, allowing for a teaching point to be made, and continue on when the user takes action to do so.
    • There are 2 ways to increase/decrease the duration of an annotation set, creating an animated annotation.  Either method will move the video forward to the extended time.
      1. Users can use the up arrow on the duration box on the properties card to extend the animation duration.
      2. Users can hold Command and tap the Right Arrow key to extend the animation duration.  

• • • With this in mind, here is a brief example of how to create a simple Animated Annotation of a Player Icon following a player.  In the example, you'll notice I took the following steps:
      1. Clicked Edit to create an annotation set
      2. Added a Player Icon
      3. Moved, resized, and masked my Player Icon
      4. Added duration and moved my Player Icon to set keyframes, allowing the Player Icon to move along the duration set (which you see building along the play's timeline in the video player).
      5. Clicked Edit to close my annotation set tools
      6. Played back the video, showing the Animated Annotation

• • Plays with Animated Annotations added are supported through the QuickTime Export process.  However, Animated Annotations are not supported on the Athlete app at this time.  A future enhancement will allow for this workflow. 
  • A Knowledge Base/FAQ article for Animated Annotations is coming soon!  Link will be here once completed.

Bug Fixes/Enhancements

• Added preventative code around a crash found internally.
• Fixed an issue that could cause rare issues opening older projects in new builds of Vision.
• Fixed an issue that could cause cells in a playlist to become unresponsive.
• MacOS Mojave (10.14.x) is no longer supported!

Contact your Catapult Sports representative for your license key.

If you are new to Vision, or just want more info, please check out the Getting Started with Vision checklist.

If you have any questions, please contact vision@catapultsports.com