Common answers to questions you might have before you get going with Hudl.
Hudl is designed to work with any sport and includes all of the essentials to enable any team to capture, analyze, and share video. It also has a full suite of custom tools for football, basketball, and volleyball.
In the future, we’ll be adding more custom tools for other sports. The ability to create custom data reports is available for all sports, though.
In most cases, Hudl can import projects from your current editing system so you can use the power of Hudl with all of your old video and data. Currently, Hudl can import video and data from DSV, APEX, Game Plan/Coach Comm, Webb Electronics, and LRS.
If you use a system other than those listed or need help with the process in general, contact us and we’ll help you figure out a solution.
Hudl has been designed to work on both PC and Mac computers. The Hudl Video Editor is designed to work in Windows, therefore, you will need at least one Windows computer to capture video and get it into Hudl.com.
On PCs, you do not need any special hardware to run Hudl but we recommend a computer with at least a 1 GHz processor and at least 2GB RAM, but this is not required.
For Macs, you will need to have an Intel-based processor. You can download Bootcamp for your Mac, which will allow you to capture film using the Video Editor.
On Hudl.com, you will need to install Silverlight, the underlying technology used in Hudl. For more information about the minimum system requirements necessary for Silverlight, see the Silverlight system requirements page.
Hudl uses the latest security techniques to share the video throughout our networks, so you can be assured that your video is safe in Hudl. You control access for your team. Each player and coach has their own unique username and login.
If a player or coach leaves the team, their account can be disabled immediately.
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