Include Protern.io data, such as speed, into Dartfish - one of the most powerful sport video analysis tools available.
Before you start, you will need the following:
- Dartfish Pro S
- (Optional) Template to include Protern.io speed (downloads)
- Video of a run (tips for filming a run to embed data)
- Run data from Protern.io (how to download run data)
This article will cover the following steps:
- Importing the Protern data file into Dartfish
- Synchronizing the Protern data with video
- Importing a Protern template into Dartfish
- Creating your own template in Dartfish with Protern speed data
Importing the Protern data file into Dartfish
- Go to Edit Workspace, open the library, and add the video of the run to the montage
- Under Data Streams, click on Manage External Data and select the run data from Protern.io
- Ensure the checkbox First row contains column headers is clicked and click next
- Ensure the Delimiter is set to Comma and click next
- Set Timestamp Source to From Column and time[s] and Time Format to Seconds
- Click Apply and Close
Synchronizing Protern data with the video using Dartfish
- Select the data to display in the graph
- Play the video until the athlete reaches the point where the quantriq data starts (see Setting a landmark in the article, Tips for Filming).
- Drag the start of the data stream so that aligns with the playhead
Importing a Protern template into Dartfish
- In the Drawing Tools bar, click the three dots and select Import Drawings from Template
- Unzip and select the template downloaded from the Protern.io Downloads page
Creating your own template in Dartfish with Protern speed data
- Select the graph drawing tool
- Place the graph on the video and click Configure Data Graph
- Select speed[km/s] and press ok
- Click Show scale, Define scale manually and set the maximum to approximately 10km/h faster than the max speed, and click ok
- To add the current speed value, click the text box
- Right click the text box and select External Data Display
- Select speed[km/h] in Data Stream